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Engineering 1904 Jan-Jun: Index: General Index

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General Index

  • Abattoir, Berlin, Refrigerating Plant, 743, 839
  • Accident on H.M.S. “ Bullfinch,” 179. See also 163 and Letter, 223
  • Accidents, Railway, in 1903, 822. See also Railway and Letters
  • Account-Keeping. See Municipal Trading
  • Acquirement, London Water-Works, 544
  • Acts of Parliament. See Legal
  • Addenbrooke, Mr. G. L., on the Cost of Electric Energy, 773. See. Letters, Cost of Electric Energy
  • Administration of the Smoke Act, 5
  • Admiralty Expenditure, 303, 333, 366
  • Admiralty and Private Warship Design, 505. See also 71, 425, 438, 473
  • Admiralty Problems. See Navy and Warships
  • Advertisements and Trade Libels, 823
  • Aerial Soundings in Denmark and Germany, 234
  • Aerial Suspension Cable-Ways, 580
  • Aerodynamics, Research on, 579, 639. See also Air and Gases
  • Africa. See also South Africa
  • African Railways ; Lagos, 546
  • Agricultural Society’s Show, 894
  • Air and its Action Treated Experimentally and Mathematically, 165. See also 590, 639
  • Air-Friction Experiments, 30. See also Gases
  • Air-Lift Pump, 25, 58, 59, 135, 166, 192, 223, 296, 340, 502, 615
  • Air Observations by Kites, 270
  • Air Resistance of Plane Surfaces, 30
  • “Airedale” Exhaust-Steam Heater, 583
  • Alcohol for Technical Purposes, 857
  • Alexander, Mr. A. D., and Bairstow, Mr. L., on Gas Explosions, 374
  • Allan, The late Sir William, 25
  • Allis-Chalmers Engine at St. Louis Exhibition, 886
  • Alloys of Copper and Arsenic, 618
  • Alloys, Heat Treatment of Steel, 118, 138, 142, 170, 184, 205, 231, 239, 289, 671, 727 See Letters
  • Alloys, Iron Carbon, Solidification of, 707
  • Alloys, Light Aluminium, 58
  • Alloys Research Committee’s Report, Mechanical Engineers. See Heat Treatment of Steel
  • Alternate-Current Motor, Lamme Single-Phase, 509. See 20, 687
  • Alternators. See Electric
  • Aluminium Alloys, Light, 58
  • Aluminium for Welding ; Thermit, 266
  • America, British Engineers’ Visit to, 506
  • America. See also United States
  • American Anthracite Productions, 199
  • American Educational Systems, 539. See Letters
  • American Electricity and Law, 630
  • American Fires, 720
  • American Iron Production, 265
  • American Iron and Steel Exports, 615
  • American Iron Trade, 98, 471, 855
  • American Iron Warrants, 436
  • American Locomotives at the St. Louis Exhibition, 757, 789, 805, 843, 878. See also Locomotives and St. Louis Exhibition
  • American Machine-Tools. See Machine-Tools
  • American Paddle-Steamer, Deepening, 191
  • American Railway Block-Signalling, Compulsory, 199
  • American Shipping, 854
  • American Shipping Subsidies, 685
  • American Steam Navigation, 521
  • American Steel Trust, Competition and, 433
  • Ancient Tilting-Hammer in Somersetshire, 761. See Letters
  • Andrews’s Steam-Heaters and Evaporators, 725
  • Anglo-Japanese Locomotive and Engineering Company, Limited, 792
  • Annuals. See Literature
  • Ansaldo’s Cruisers for Japan, 124
  • Anthracine, Electrolytic Oxidation of, 731
  • Anthracite Production in America, 199
  • Antimony. See Metal-Price Diagram
  • “ Antrim,” Twin-Screw Steamer, for Midland Railway, 434, 645, 651. See 858
  • Antwerp Water Works, 735, 808
  • Applications of Steam-Turbines, 839, 863, 880. See also Turbines, Steam
  • Appointments, Technical Civil Service, 579
  • Appreciation of Technical Education, 104, 135
  • Apprenticeship on the North-East Coast, 53
  • Apprenticeship. See Technical Education and Training
  • Arbitration, Compulsory, in Trade Disputes, 853
  • Arbitration, Compulsory, in Australia, 543
  • Argentine Railway Progress, 793
  • Armament of Warships. See H.M.S.“ Triumph”
  • Armoured Concrete Floor Beams, Siegwart, 150
  • Armoured Concrete Reservoir, 808
  • Armoured Concrete, Test of Truss, 557
  • Armoured Cruisers. See Warships
  • Armour Distribution in Battleships. See H. M. S. ‘ ‘ Triumph ”
  • Armstrong’s Rivet-Heating Furnace, 105
  • Artificers, Training of Engine-Room, 569
  • Artificial Sandstone, Manufacture of, 372
  • Artillery. See Guns and H.M.S. “ Triumph ”
  • “ Assaye,” P. and O. S.S.; Bow Damaged after Collision, 644
  • Assessment of a Miner’s Wages, 383
  • Astronomical Exhibits at the Royal Society’s Soiree, 701, 891. See 593, 663
  • Atchison, Topeka, and Santa Fe Railway Four-Cylinder Compound Locomotive (Baldwin), 360
  • Atlantic Liner Passengers, 198
  • Atlantic Liners, 25-Knot Cunard, 469, 651
  • Atlantic Steamers* Speed, 897
  • Atmospheric Resistance of High-Speed Trains, 788
  • Australia, Western, Compulsory Arbitration in, 543
  • Australia, Western, Locomotive for, 296
  • Australian Commonwealth Patents, 429, 502
  • Australian Government Railways, 755 ; South
  • Australia, 265 ; Queensland, 748 ; Victoria, 508
  • Australian Labour Government, 822
  • Auto-Car. See Cars, Motor-Cars, and Self-Propelled
  • Automatic Gas-Pump, 695
  • Automobiles. See Motor-Cars
  • Autumn Mists, Cause of, 582
  • Bacteria in Estuary of the Thames, 541, 577
  • Bacteria and Sewage, 541, 577
  • Bairstow, L., and Alexander, A. D., on Gas Explosions, 374
  • Baker, Engineer-Lieutenant E. F., on Management of Belleville Boilers. 36, 619
  • Baldwin Locomotive, Four-Cylinder Compound, for the Atchison, Topeka, and Santa F6 Railway, 360
  • Baldwin Locomotives at the St. Louis Exhibition, 805. See also 757, 789, 843, 873
  • Balloon Explosion, 721
  • Baltimore Fire, 368
  • Bar Rolling-Mill Plant. Wire-Rod and (Recent Progress), 776. See Erratum, 885
  • Barbette Mountings for Guns. See H.M.S. “ Triumph ”
  • Barking Creek, Opening-Bridge at, 317
  • Barrages Across the Nile, 448
  • Barrel formed in Press, 132
  • Barrow-in-Furness, Ramsden Dock, Lowering Sill of, 499
  • Barrow-in-Furness Shipbuilding, 102. See also 11, 62, 133, 152, 230, 245
  • Bascule Bridge over Barking Creek, 317
  • Batteries. See Electric
  • Battleships. See Warships
  • Beach Erosion by Sea Action, 30
  • Belgian and English Rail Exports, 273
  • Belgian Iron Company, 29
  • Belgium, Coal in, 314
  • Bell, C. Lowthian, on the Manufacture of Coke in the Huessener Coke-Oven, 690, 706
  • “ Bellerophon,” Floating Workshop at Devon-port, 569
  • Belleville Boilers, Management at Sea of, 619
  • Benzine Fires, 792
  • Berlin Abattoir Refrigerating Plant, 743, 839
  • Berlin Electric Testing-Car, 338
  • Berlin, Technical Testing-Station at, 100
  • Berlin, Type Printing Telegraphs in, 510
  • Bermondsey and Marylebone Clauses, Electric Lighting Bills, 857
  • Bertsch, J. C., on Standard Unit of Refrigeration, 109
  • Bickford, J. S. V., on Liquid-Fuel Burners, 523, 594
  • Bills in Parliament, Opposition to Private, 542
  • Blast-Furnace Iron Cast Direct as Tunnel Segments, 855
  • Blast-Furnace Gas-Engines. See Engines, Gas
  • Block Signalling in America, Compulsory (Railway), 199
  • Bloemendal, A. J., on a 20,000-Volt Power Transmission Plant, 285
  • Blount, Bertram, on Recent Advances in Electro-Chemistry, 368, 401, 472. See 847
  • Blower for Cupola, 766
  • Blowing-Engines. See Engines, Bloiving
  • Blyth and Whitby Shipbuilding, 64
  • Board of Trade and Marine Engineers, 787. See Letters
  • Board of Trade. Reform (Ministry of Commerce and Industry), 891
  • Boat. See Launch
  • Boiler, Corrugated Flue (Litigation), 755. See Letter, 793
  • Boiler, Ellis and Eaves Induced-Draught System for, 637
  • Boiler Explosion at Dorchester, 277
  • Boiler Explosion at Motherwell, 312
  • Boiler Explosion at St. Blazey, 835
  • Boiler Explosions, Statistics of, 197
  • Boiler, Fatal, Explosion, Locomotive, 764
  • Boiler Feed-Water ; Davies-Perrett System of Oil-Separation, 849
  • Boiler, Furnace, Control Apparatus, 629, 688
  • Boiler Furnace Litigation, 755. See Letter, 793
  • Boiler for Motor-Wagons, Calthrop and Brewer’s, 373
  • Boiler, Navy. See Navy Boilers and Water-Tube
  • Boiler, Physics of, 218
  • Boiler-Plate, Heat Transference, 1
  • Boilers of Locomotives. See Locomotives
  • Boilers, Manchester Steam-Users’ Association and, 859
  • Boilers, Water-Tube. See Water-Tube Boilers
  • Book-Keeping. See Municipal Trading
  • Books Received, 5, 150, 219, 282, 355, 522, 628, 781
  • Boring-Machines. See Machine-Tools

Borsig’s Works in Germany :

  • Air-Cooling Plant at Berlin Abattoir, 743, 839
  • Berlin Municipal Abattoir, 743, 839
  • Cold-Air Plant at Berlin Abattoir, 743, 839 Compressor for Sulphurous Acid Refrigerating Plant, 743, 859
  • Bo raid's Works in Germany—continued.
  • Condensers, Sulphurous Acid, for Refrigerating Plant, 743, 839
  • Cylinder and Valve Details of Steam-Engine, 525
  • Engine, Horizontal Four-Cylinder TripleExpansion at Borsigwerk, 525
  • Engine, Steam, 525
  • Ice Machinery at Berlin Abattoir, 743, 839
  • Locomotives, Typical, 41. See 66, 135
  • Mammoth Pumps, 603
  • Oechelhaeuser Gas-Engine, 603
  • Piston-Valve and Cylinder Details of Steam-Engine, 525
  • Prussian State Railway Express Locomotive, 41, 66. See 135
  • Pumping-Engine at Hamburg Water Works, 525. See Erratum, 889
  • Pumps, Mammoth, 603
  • Refrigerating Plant at the Berlin Abattoir, 743, 839
  • Steam-Engine Practice, 525
  • Sulphurous-Acid Anhydrous Refrigerating Plant, 743, 839
  • Superheaters for Locomotives, 41
  • Superheaters for Water-Tube Boiler, 675. See 135
  • Valve and Cylinder Details of Locomotives, 42. See 135
  • Water-Tube Boiler and Superheater, 675
  • Bow Damaged after Collision of P. and O. S.S. “ Assaye,” 644
  • Bradford Feed-Pump (Thwaites), 274
  • Bradford Industrial Exhibition, 651, 684
  • Bradford Sewage and West Riding Rivers, 451, 877
  • Brakes, Trials of Quick-Acting, 327
  • Brassey, Lord, on Merchant Cruisers and Steamship Subsidies, 440, 454, 487
  • Bridge-Building Cableway over the Zambesi River, Poole’s Electric, 572
  • Bridge Competition, International (Nile), 682
  • Bridge, Erection of Iron, 359
  • Bridge, Opening, over Barking Creek, 317
  • Bridge, Railway, over the Clyde at Uddingston, 837
  • Bridge, Test of Ferro-Concrete, 557
  • Bridges, Design of Suspension, 97
  • Briquettes, The Manufacture of Pig Iron from, at Herrang, 670
  • British Columbia, Mineral Wealth of, 897
  • British Engineers’ Visit to America, 506. See also Mechanical Engineers
  • British Industrial and Social Progress, 200
  • British Naval Officers’ Training, 299
  • British Navy Estimates, 303, 333. See also 366
  • British Railway Accidents in 1903, 822
  • British Railway Construction, 308
  • British Railway Results, 717
  • British Shipping, 337
  • British Warships. See Warships
  • Broadwood and Sons’ Pianoforte Factory, 200
  • Brotherhood 150-Horse-Power Electric Lighting Engine for Royal Navy, 530
  • Bruhn, Dr. J., on the Transverse Strength of Ships, 493, 584
  • Brussels Town-Refuse Destructor, 830, 839. See also 797 and Letters
  • Buenos Ayrean Railway Progress, 793
  • Buffer for Mineral Wagons, Turton’s, 689
  • Building Material Fire Test, 651
  • Buildings, Power Plant for Tall, 881
  • Buildings, Steel ; Baltimore Fire, 368
  • “ Bullfinch ” Connecting-Rod ; Accident, 179. See also 163 and Letter, 223
  • Burchard’s Finger-Guard for Punching-Presses, 583
  • Burners for Liquid Fuel, 523, 594
  • Burning Town Refuse, 797,830,839. See Letters
  • Burntisland Harbour, Construction of, 499
  • Butlin’s Works ; Castings Direct from Blast-Furnace, 856
  • Cable-Laying Steamer “Stephan,” 423, 498
  • Cable-Manufacturing Works (Glover), 5
  • Cables, Losses in the Sheaths of Alternating-Current, 610
  • Cables, Telegraph Company, 272, 761. See also Submarine
  • Cableway over the Zambesi River, Poole’s, 572
  • Cableways, Aerial Suspension, 580
  • Cairo, Nile Bridges at, 682
  • Calcutta, Smoke Nuisance in, 24
  • Caledonian Railway Bridge over the Clyde at Uddingston, 837
  • Calendars. See Literature
  • Callendar, Professor H. L., on Electric Measurement of Temperatures, 336, 370, 402
  • Calthrop and Brewer’s Boiler for Motor-Wagons, 373
  • Canada in the Twentieth Century, 354
  • Canadian Grand Trunk Railway Extension, 404
  • Canadian Railway Expansion, 491
  • Canal and Railway Plans in Sweden, 759
  • Cape Government Railway Locomotive with Superheaters, 113. See Letter, 166
  • Capitaine’s Crank-Pin Turning-Machine, 219
  • Capital Invested in Electrical Undertakings, 335
  • Capp, J. A., on the Electric Conductivity of
  • Steel with Special Reference to Conductor-Rails, 274
  • Capstan Lathe. See Machine-Tools
  • Car, Electric Self-Propelled Railway, North-Eastern Railway (Wolseley Company), 15, 572
  • Car, Self-Propelled, for the Paris, Lyons, and Mediterranean Railway, 635
  • Car, Self-Propelled, for the Taff Vale Railway, 48
  • Car-Testing on the Berlin Tramways, 338
  • Carbonic-Acid Measuring Apparatus, 629, 688
  • Carburettor for Napier Motor-Car, 256
  • Cargo and Intermediate Steamers, 537
  • Carriage, Self-Propelled. See Car and Motor-Car
  • Carriage Works, Wolverton, London and North Western Railway, 453
  • Carriages, Queensland Railway, 534. See 748
  • Carriages, Saloon, Royal Train, London and North-Western Railway, 92
  • Carriages. See also Cars, Motor Cars, Railways, and Tramways
  • Caspian, New Naphtha District on the, 372
  • Cast Iron, Molecular Mobility of, 56
  • Cast-Iron Test-Bars, 409
  • Casting-Machines, 815
  • Casting Tunnel Segments Direct from the Blast-Furnace, 856
  • Catalogues, 34, 243, 314, 378, 406, 488, 511, 554, 590, 732, 760, 803, 828, 869. For names see Paragraph Index
  • Caulking-Machine for Pipe, O’Neil’s, 605
  • Cement Concrete for Protecting Steel from Corrosion, 132
  • Cement Grouting at the Nile Barrage, 448
  • Cement, Portland, Manufacture, 217
  • Central Arragon Locomotive, 42. See 135
  • Central Station. See Power Station under Electric
  • Centrifugal Pump Spindles, Water-Packing for, 105, 166
  • Change-Speed Gear, Motor-Car, 238, 256
  • Chassis. See Motor-Car
  • Chatham Dock Pumping Machinery, 294
  • Chemical and Metallurgical Industries in Spain, 382
  • Chemical Theories, 646, 824
  • Chemistry, Electro, Advances in, 368, 401, 472
  • Chemistry Exhibits at the Royal Society Soiree, 701, 893
  • Chicago Theatre. Fire, 54, 283
  • Chilian Battleship “Libertad.” See H.M.S. “ Triumph”
  • China Railway, 630
  • Chinese Patents and Trade-Marks, 723

Civil Engineers, Institution of :

  • The Resistance of Plane Surfaces in a Uniform Current of Air, by Mr. D. E. Stanton, 30
  • Causes of the Loss of Beaches and an Outline of Coast Defence, by Mr. F. W. Cable, 30
  • Action of the Sea upon the Foreshore, by Mr. Cecil Bertram Case, 30
  • The Electrical Reconstruction of the South London Tramways on the Conduit System, by Mr. Alexander Millar, 155
  • The Sanding-Up of Tidal Harbours, by Mr. A. E. Carey, 201
  • Metallurgy as Applied to Engineering, by Mr. A. P. Head, 244
  • The Tonnage Laws and the Assessment of Harbour Dues and Charges, by Mr. II. H. West, 273
  • Turbines for Low Falls, by Mr. A. Steiger, 304
  • The Erection of Iron Bridges, by Mr. R. H. Scholefield, 359
  • The Construction of Railway Wagons in Steel, by Mr. J D. Twinberr w, 376
  • Construction of Iron and Steel Railway Wagons, by Mr. A. L. Shackleford, 376
  • Iron and Steel Railway Wagons of High Capacity, by Mr. J. T. Jepson, 376
  • The Use of Cement Grout at the Delta Barrage in Egypt, by Major Sir R. Hanbury Brown, 448
  • Barrage across the Nile at Asyut, by Mr. G. H. Stephens, 448
  • Lowering the Sill of the Ramsden Dock, Barrow-in-Furness, by Mr. L. H. Savile, 499
  • Burnt Island Harbour, Construction of the East Dock, by Mr. R. Henderson, 499
  • Recent Developments in Cargo and Intermediate Steamers, by Mr. E. W. De Rusett, 537
  • Aerial Suspension Cableways, by Mr. J. M. Henderson, 580
  • James Forrest Lecture on Internal-Combustion Motors, by Mr. Dugald Clerk, 623, 657, 696, See Letters
  • Conversazione, 856
  • Civil Service Appointments, Technical, 579
  • Cleaning and Painting Ships, Redman’s Plant for, 638
  • Clerk, Dugald, on Internal Combustion Motors, 623, 657, 696. See Letters
  • Cleveland Iron. See Metal-Price Diagrams
  • Cleveland and Northern Counties, Notes from, 16, 50, 103, 126, 159, 193, 226, 268, 305, 330, 362, 394, 430, 474, 503, 532, ,581, 607, 643, 678, 715, 750, 784, 818, 851, 888
  • Clyde Railway Bridge at Uddingston, 837
  • Clyde Shipbuilding, 133. See also 11, 62, 100, 152, 230, 545
  • Coal in Belgium, 314
  • Coal-Gas. See Gas
  • Coal and Gold in New Zealand, 201
  • Coal Production in America, 199
  • Coal in Siberia, 547
  • Coal, United States, 825
  • Cockerill Company, 29
  • Cockerill System Gas-Driven Blowing-Engine, 326, 898
  • Cofferdam for Constructing Railway Bridge, 837
  • Coherence and Re-coherence, 863
  • Coke Manufacture in the Huessener Oven, 690, 706
  • Cold-Air Plant at Berlin Abattoir, 743, 839
  • College. See Technical
  • Collieries under Highways, 525
  • Colliery Pumping-Plant in Japan, 151
  • Collision. See Railway Accidents
  • Collision of P. and O. S.S. “ Assaye,” 644
  • Colonial Railways. See Australian Railways and African Railways
  • Colour Photography, 695
  • Combines. See Trusts
  • Commerce of Japan, Foreign, 828
  • Commerce, Ministry of, 891
  • Commercial Correspondence, 60
  • Commercial Tests of Material, 377
  • Companies’ Liabilities. See Legal
  • Company Law in 1903, 264
  • Compensation Cases. See Legal
  • Compensation and Conciliation, Workmen’s, 612
  • Compensation, Law of, 55
  • Compensation Law under Lands Act, 218
  • Competition of Railways and Tramways, 263
  • Compositions, Ships’, 495, 518, 535
  • Compound Cornish Cycle Pumping-Engine, 391
  • Compound Engines. See Engines
  • Compound Locomotive. See also Locomotives
  • Compound Locomotives, French, 417,442,477,560
  • Compounds and Elements, 646
  • Compression and Diffusion of Metal, 300
  • Compressor for Sulphurous Acid Refrigerating Plant, 743, 839
  • Compulsory Arbitration in Trade Disputes, 853
  • Compulsory Arbitration in Western Australia, 543
  • Compulsory Purchase and Arbitration. See Legal
  • Compulsory Purchase of Tramways, 720
  • Conciliation and Compensation, Workmen’s, 612
  • Concrete, Armoured, Floor-Beams, Siegwart, 150
  • Concrete, Ferro-; Test of Truss, 557
  • Concrete, Ferro, for Water Reservoirs, Antwerp, 808. See also 735
  • Condenser Strength and the Board of Trade, 787. See Letters
  • Condensers, Sulphurous Acid, for Refrigerating Plant, 743, 839
  • Conductivity. See also Electric
  • Conductivity, Electric, of Solutions of Radium Bromide, 827
  • Conductivity of Heat of Boiler Plates, 1
  • Conduit System of Electric Tramways, 155
  • Congress, Engineering. See Mechanical Engineers
  • Congress, French Water Power, 521
  • Connecting-Rod Accident to “Bullfinch,” 179. See 163 and Letter, 223
  • “ Constitution,” Chilian Battleship. See II.M.S. , “ Triumph ”
  • Contraband Ships in War Time, 130
  • Contract, Financial, Shipbuilding, 403
  • Contracts, Penalty Clauses in, 757
  • Contracts in Restraint of Trade, 2
  • Contraction of Jets, 350
  • Control of Furnace-Combustion, 629,. 688
  • Conversazione of Institution of Civil Engineers, 856
  • Cooling Curves and Explosion Curves of London Coal Gas, 623, 657, 696. See Letters. Internal-Combustion Engines
  • Cooling Plant, Berlin Abattoir, 743, 839
  • Copenhagen, Railway Station for, New Central, 792
  • Copper and Arsenic, Alloys of, 618
  • Copper Prices. See Metal-Price Diagrams
  • Copper Supplies, 131
  • Cornish Cycle Pumping-Engine, 391
  • “ Corona,” T.-S.S., for Northern Nigeria, 156
  • Corrosion, Protection of Steel from, 132
  • Corrugated Flues for Boiler (Litigation), 755.
  • See Letter, 793
  • Cost of British Railways, 717
  • Cost of Electric Energy, 365,773. See Letters
  • Cost of Metal in United States, 825
  • Cost of Public Street Lighting, 359
  • Cotton Machinery Exhibit at St. Louis (Platt Brothers and Co., Limited, Oldham), 369
  • County Cruisers’ Engines (Hawthorn and Leslie), 675
  • Coupling, The Newman Universal Joint and, 425
  • Crane, Electric Travelling (Niles-Bement-Pond), 307
  • Crane, Hydraulic, at the Tower Wharf, London, 224
  • Crane Navvy (Ruston, Proctor, and Co.), 816
  • Crane. See also Electric
  • Crane, Travelling, at Vulcan Shipyard, Stettin, 712
  • Cranes, Hydraulic versus Electric, 882, 905
  • Cruisers. See Warships
  • Cryogenic Laboratory at Leiden, 323, 349
  • Crystalline Structure of Metals. See Heat Treatment ♦
  • Cunard Atlantic Liners, 469, 651
  • Cupola Fan Power, 766
  • Curtis Steam-Turbine, 181. See Letter, 270
  • Cylinder and Valve Details, Steam-Engine, 525
  • Damaged Bow of P. and O. S.S. “ Assaye ” after Collision, 644
  • Dams, Reservoir, 892
  • Dams, Sludging of, 842
  • Danish Railway Steam-Ferry, 827
  • Davies-Perrett Electric System of Oil-Separation, 849
  • De Laval Steam-Turbine, 846, 880
  • Decking for Bridges. See Bridges
  • Deepening a Steamer, 191
  • Deighton Corrugated Flue (Litigation), 755. See Letter, 793
  • Denmark and Germany, Aerial Soundings in, 234
  • Depreciation and Sinking Fund. See Municipal and Tramways
  • Derailments. See Railway Accidents
  • Design of Bridges, 97, 682
  • Design of Electric Stations, 648
  • Design of Suspension Bridges, 97
  • Design of Warships. See If.M.S. “ Triumph ”
  • Destroyers. See Warships
  • Destructor, Military Refuse, 830, 839
  • Destructor, Portable Refuse, 830
  • Destructors for Refuse, 797, 830, 839. See Letters
  • Destructors, Refuse, and Electricity Station, 192, 340
  • Diagram of Naval Expenditure of Principal Powers, 366. See also 303, 333
  • Diagram of Petrol-Engine, 402
  • Diagrams of Gas-Engine Explosion, 374
  • Diagrams, Metal-Price, 26, 60, 201, 310, 512, 652, 794
  • Diagrams, Some Hints on Preparation of, 376
  • Diamond-Mining, South African, 28
  • Diaries. See Literature
  • Die-Cutting Machines and Tools, 9, 44, 122
  • Diffraction and Interference, 208
  • Diffraction Theory of the Microscope, 695
  • Diffusion and Compression of Metal, 300
  • Digger, Steam (Ruston-Proctor), 816
  • Dilatometer, A New, 375
  • Direct-Fired Superheater at the Antwerp Water Works (Easton and Co., Limited, Erith), 735, 808
  • Direct United States Cable Company, 272
  • Directory. See Literature
  • Dissociation, Electrolytic, 824. See Erratum, 850
  • Distribution of Oil, Impending Changes in, 403
  • Distribution, Power, Legal Restrictions on, 759
  • Dock Construction at Barrow-in-Furness and Burntisland, 499
  • Dock, Floating, at Hamburg, 222
  • Dock Power Plant, Middlesbrough, 882, 905
  • Dock, Pumping Machinery at Chatham, 294
  • Dockyards, Premium System in Government, 339
  • Dome of 40-In. Telescope, Yerkes Observatory, 593, 653
  • “Donegal,” Twin-Screw Steamer, for Midland Railway, 434, 645, 651. See also 858
  • Dorchester, Boiler Explosion at, 277
  • Dowson Suction Plant for Gas-Engines, 623, 657, 696. See Letters : Internal-Combustion Engines
  • Drainage of Area for Reservoir, 892
  • Draught, Induced System (Ellis and Eaves) for Marine and Lancashire Boilers, 637
  • Drawing-Board, Lester’s Transparent, 861
  • Drawing Metal Barrels, 132
  • Drawing-Table, The Welamsson, 355
  • Drill, Rock, “ Drillibite,” 169
  • “ Drillibite” Hand Rock-Drill, 169
  • Drilling-Machine. See Machine-Tools
  • Duprd, Dr., and Lloyd, Captain, on Explosions of Ferro-Silicon, 670, 694
  • Dynamo. See Electric
  • East London and Lower Thames Power Scheme, 614
  • Eastern Extension, Australasia, and China Telegraph Company, Limited, 272, 761
  • Eastern Telegraph Company, Limited, 272
  • Easton and Co.’s Pumping-Engines at the Antwerp Water Works, 735, 808
  • Economy of Throttling Steam, 615
  • Edison Phonograph Works, Orange, N.J., 871
  • Education, Mosely - Commission, 539. See LETTERS
  • Education. See Technical and Training
  • Education of Tool-Smiths, 166
  • Egypt and Soudan Progress, 634. See 448
  • Egyptian Government Bridge Competition, 682
  • Elastic Properties of Solids, 789

Electric* See also Electrical Enj inters, Institution of, and Faraday Society

  • Alternating Current Traction, 20, 509, 687
  • Ammeter for Measuring Small Alternating Currents, 499, 893
  • Battery, Primary, 618
  • Cable-Manufacturing Works, Glover’s, 5
  • Cableway over the Zambesi River, Poole’s, 572
  • Cables, Losses in the Sheaths of Alternating Current, 610
  • Carriages, Railway, Lancashire and Yorkshire, 48, 386. See Letters, 166, 615
  • Cars. See Motor-Cars
  • Circuits, Electric and Magnetic, 354
  • Conductivity of Solutions of Radium
  • Bromide, 827
  • Conductivity of Steel Rails, 274
  • Congress in France on Water-Power, 521
  • Controller, Electric Railway-Car, 48, 386.
  • See Letters, 166, 615
  • Cost of Energy in Stations of Various Sizes, 365, 773. See Letters
  • Crane, Travelling (Niles-Bement-Pond Company), 307
  • Crane, Travelling Shipyard, at the Vulcan
  • Works, Stettin (Stuckenholz), 712
  • Cranes, Hydraulic versus .Electric, 882, 905 Cryogenic Laboratory at Leiden, 323, 349 Current-Measuring Instruments, 727
  • Dynamo. See also Alternators and Generators
  • Dynamo, Tangye’s Enclosed Engine and, 356 Economy of Large Stations, 365, 773. See
  • Letters : Cost of Electric Energy
  • Electro-Chemistry, Mr. B. Blount on, 368, 401, 472
  • Electrolysis (Faraday Society), 487, 618, 731, 847
  • Electrolytic Dissociation, Development of Theory of, 824. See Erratum, 850
  • Electrolytic Stripping Process, 337
  • Electroscope, Portable, 376
  • Elevator. See Lifts
  • Engine and Dynamo, Tangye’s Enclosed, 356
  • Engine, 5000-Horse-Power, and Generator, 3500 - Kilowatt (Allis-Chalmers Company and Bullock Company), 886
  • Financial Results in Companies, andc., 335
  • Furnace, 368, 401, 472,847
  • Generating Stations, 365, 510
  • Generator, 3500-Kilowatt Three-Phase, and 5000-Horse-Power Engine (Bullock Company and Allis-Chalmers), 886
  • Generators, Electric shire Railway), 48,
  • (Lancashire and York-386. See Letters, 166, 615
  • Hoist, Travelling (Niles-Bement-Pond Company, Ohio), 307. See also
  • Hoists, Electric versus Hydraulic, 881
  • Hydro-Electric Installation at Newry, 338
  • Inductances, Measuring Small, 498
  • Instruments, 282, 376, 471, 498, 499, 72/, 893
  • Lamme Single-Phase Motor, 509. See 20 and 687
  • Lighting (Amendment) Bill, 681
  • Lighting - Engines, 150 - Horse - Power, for British Naval Ships, 530
  • Lines of Force, 25
  • Locomotives at St. Louis Exhibition (Baldwin), 873
  • London and Lower Thames Power Scheme, 614
  • Magnetic Circuits, 354
  • Magnetic Effects, 862
  • Magnetic Tests of Whole Sheets of Iron, 145
  • Magnetism. See Faraday Society Marienfelde and Zossen Electric Railway, 788
  • Measurement Instruments, 282, 471, 498,499, 727, 893
  • Measurement of Temperature, 336, 370, 402
  • Mines. Electricity in, 195, 214, 403. See Erratum, 235, and Letter, 297
  • Motor, Electric Railway, Car, 48, 386. See Letters, 166, 615
  • Motor Speeds and their Design, 403, 407
  • Motors, Continuous Current, 281
  • Motors, Single-Phase. See Single-Phase
  • Municipal Control; Bermondsey and Maryle-bone Clauses, 857
  • Oil-Separation System, Davies-Perrett, 849
  • Power Distribution ; Legal Restrictions, 759
  • Power Plant at the London and North- I
  • Western Railway Carriage Works, Wolverton, 453
  • Power Plant, Middlesbrough Docks, 882, 905
  • Power Plant at St. Louis. See St. Louis
  • Power Plant for Tall Office Buildings, 881
  • Power Scheme, London and Lower Thames, 614
  • Power Station at Broad wood’s Pianoforte Factory, 200
  • Power Station Design, by Messrs. C. H. Merz and W. McLellan, 648
  • Power Station for Lancashire and Yorkshire Railway, 48, 386. See Letters, 166, 615
  • Power Stations, Cost of, 365, 772. See Letters : Cost of Electric Energy
  • Power Transmission in Mexico, 825
  • Power-Transmission Plant, 20,000-Volt, at Lebring, Austria, 285
  • Power Transmission in Worksand Factories, 686
  • McLellan, 648
  • Primary Cells, 618
  • Progress of Electricity, 335
  • Radiations, Energy of Secondary Rontgen, 499 T
  • Rail-Conductors, 48, 274, 386. See Letters, 166, 615
  • Rail-Joints, 125
  • Rail-Steel, Conductivity of, 274
  • Railway Electrification, Lancashire and Yorkshire, 48, 386. See Letters, 166, 615
  • Railway, Electrification of North-Eastern, 473
  • Railway, Great Northern and City, 99
  • Railway, Single-Phase Electric, 20, 509, 687
  • Railway, Swedish Electric, 99
  • Rating of Undertakings, 149
  • Self-Propelled Car for the North-Eastern Railway (Wolseley Company), 15, 572
  • Single-Phase Traction, 20, 509, 687
  • St. Louis Exhibition. See St. Louis
  • Steel Conductivity, 274
  • Street Lighting, Cost of, 359
  • Switchboard and Connections for 20,000-Volt Power Transmission Plant, 285
  • Switchboard Instrument, Direct-Reading, 471. See also Instrument
  • Telegraph, Type-Printing, 510. See also Telegraph
  • Telegraphone, 338
  • Telegraphy and Telephony, 354
  • Telephone Exchange, New Holborn, 828
  • Telephone Line Construction, 149
  • Test-House Equipment, 576, 589
  • Testing at the National Physical Laboratory, 415
  • Thermometric Measurement, 336, 370, 402
  • Traction with Alternating Currents, 20, 509, 687
  • Train for the Lancashire and Yorkshire Railway^ 48
  • Trains, Resistance of High-Speed, 788
  • Tramway Competition versus Railway, 263
  • Tramway Compulsory Purchase, Legal, 720
  • Tramway Construction, 219. See also Tram-way
  • Tramway Results, Liverpool, 510
  • Tramway Running Powers, 857
  • Tramway Service and Running Powers, 579
  • Tramway Subway in London, 303, 372
  • Tramway Testi ng-Car, 338
  • Tramways, Municipal, and the Assent of Local Authorities, 162
  • Tramways, South London, 155
  • Tramways, Surface-Contact, 58
  • Transformers and Line Support for 20,000-Volt Transmission, 285
  • United States, Electricity and Law in, 630
  • Water-Power Station at Newry, 328
  • Winding Engines, 214. See Erratum, 270
  • Winding-Engines, 403. See Letter, 297
  • Wireless Telegraphy and the War, 850
  • Wires, Tension of Telegraph, 759


Electrical Engineers, Institution of:

  • The Rated Speed of Electric Motors Affecting the Type to be Employed, Mr. H. M. Hobart, 403, 407
  • Direct-Reading Measuring-Instruments for Switchboard Use, by Mr. Kenehn Edgcumbe and Mr. Franklin Punga, 471
  • Losses in the Sheaths of Alternating-Current Cables, by Mr. M. B. Field, 610
  • as
  • »>y
  • —— T\i Fnirineer*. Inst.
  • E‘CpoweCr Station Design by Mr. C. H. Merz and Mr.W. klnmenT'of' the Parsons Steam* The Developnlen of Parsons and
  • WSSWKManin, 718 • Hiffh-Sneed Electric Railway
  • ^Ten Marie^elde and Zossen, by Mr.
  • Alexander Siemens ,<88
  • i°S’ Measuring Temperatures,
  • 336, 370, 402 United SwUSi 630
  • Elffity tn Mtaes, 195, 214, 403. See Erratuu,. Electricity Station and Refuse-Destructors, 192,
  • 840 -n th? Liverpool and Southport
  • u~«
  • Newcastle, 473 . , qrq 401 472
  • Electro-Chemistry Advances, 3oo»4^i,
  • of 824. See Erratum, 850. See uiu
  • Elements and Compounds, 646. bee 48/
  • andndVeTlnd^ System Applied to Marine and Lancashire Boilers, 63,
  • Embankments, Reservoir, 892
  • Emerson, Harrington, on Rational Basis lor
  • Enqfioye’rs’^c'onfWential Relationship, 146 Enwlovands and Masters’ Cases. See Legal Engine, Blowing, Gas-Driven (Cockenll System), Engfne, 650-Brake-Horse-l’ower Gas (Cockenll), Engine Connecting-Rod, Torpedo-Boat Destroyer “Bullfinch.” Accident to, 179. See 163 and T ftthr 223
  • Engine'Electrical (Allis-Chalmers Company),886
  • Engine, Fire, with Liquid Fuel, 151. See also EngineJ3as,l550-Brake-Horse-Power (Cockenll), 898
  • Engine, Gas-Driven Blowing (Cockerill System), with Sliding Air-Valves, 326
  • Engine, Gas (Oechelhauser), 603
  • Engine, Gas, Testing,~884
  • Engine, Gas (Vogt), 37 .
  • Engines, Gas, 623, 657, 696. See Letters : /n-ternal-Combustion Engines
  • Engines, Gas Explosions, Diagrams of, 3/4
  • Engines, Gas, Modern, 722
  • Engines, Gas and Oil for Driving Ships, 303, 460, 464. See Letters, 537, 616
  • Engines, Gas, Silencing, 60 .
  • Engine, Horizontal Four-Cylinder Triple-Expansion at Borsigwerk, 525
  • Engine, Petrol. See Motor-Car and Petrol _ Engine Piston, Morison’s Limit Ring for, 54 <
  • Engine Piston-Rings, 61
  • Engine Piston-Rings, Ward’s Triplex, 653
  • Engine, Pumping, Cornish Cycle, 391
  • Engine, Pumping, at Hamburg, 525. See Erratum, 889
  • Engines, Pumping, at the Antwerp Water orks (Easton and Co., Limited, Erith), 735, 808
  • Engines, Pumping, at Japanese Colliery, 151
  • Engines, Pumping, for New Chatham Dock, 294
  • Engine-Room Artificers, Training of, 569
  • Engine. See also Locomotive Engine-Shafts. See Shafts
  • Engine, Stationary, at the St. Louis Exhibition, 738, 769
  • Engine, Steam and Dynamo (Tangyes), 356
  • Engine, Steam, 150-Horse-Power Electric Lighting, for Royal Navy, 530
  • Engines, Steam, 525
  • Engines, Steam, at Royal Agricultural Society’s Show, 895
  • Engine Test-House Equipment, 576, 589
  • Engines, Fire. See Fire-Engine, 714
  • Engines, Marine, of H.M.S. “ Triumph,” 88, 90, 96. See Erratum, 127
  • Engines, Marine, Oil, 782
  • Engines, Marine Triple-Expansion, of H.M.SS. “Kent,” “Cornwall,” and “Lancaster” (Hawthorn, Leslie), 675
  • Engines, Marine, Triple-Expansion, of the Twin-Screw Cable-Laying Steamer “ Stephan,” 423, 498
  • Engines, Oil, 623, 657, 696. See Letters : Internal-Combustion Engines
  • Engines, Oil, at Agricultural Society’s Show, 896
  • Engines, Oil, for Launch, 782
  • Engines, Winding, Electric, 214. See Erratum, 270
  • Engines, Winding, Electric, 403. See Letter, 297 Engineer, Mining, Training of, 400
  • Engineers and the Board of Trade, 787. See Letters
  • Engineers, Institutions of. See Civil Engineers, Mechanical Engineers, Mining Engineers, Electrical Engineers, Naval Architects, Iron and Steel Institute, Physical Society, Faraday Society, and Society of Arts
  • Engineers, Naval, 59. See also Naval
  • Engineers’ Training. See Technical Education and Training
  • Engineers’ Visit to America, British, 506. See also Mechanical Engineers
  • Engineering Exhibits at St. Louis Exhibition. See St. Louis Exhibition
  • Engineering Industry in Germany, 147
  • Engineering, Marine, in the United Kingdom, 11, 62, 100,133, 152,230, 545
  • Engineering Progress in Steel Works, 197
  • Engineering, Sanitary, 129
  • Engineering Standards Committee, 266, 267
  • Engineering Training on l he North-East < oast, 53 English and Belgian Rail Exports, 273
  • Equilibrium Stop-Valve (Green’s), 271. See Erratum, 297
  • Equipment of an Engine Test-House, 576, 589
  • Erection of Steel Bridges and Iron by Mr. R. IL Scholefield, 359
  • Estimates, Navy, 303, 333. See 366
  • EtMattearnd8fi28 Relation to the Constitution o
  • Evaporation of Water-Tube Boilers (Yan-ouA 90. See Erratum, 127 txanow)
  • Evaporators and Steam-Heaters (Andrews’s) 79-Excavating-Machine forTunnehs 194 8 72<
  • Excavator, Steam, 815
  • Exchange, London Telephone, 828 Exhaust, “ Airedale,” Steam Heater, 583 Exhibition, Bradford Industrial, 651 684
  • HallX’ M°t0I-Gar> at the Agricultura) Exhibition, Motor-Car, at Crystal Palace 253 Exhibition, Motor-Car, Paris, 23 ’
  • Exhibition, Printing and Stationery, 686 Exhibition of Pj rometers, 673. See 655 699 Exhibition. See also St Louis
  • E SPeen303U333°f Prin°ipal Naval Powe«. 366.
  • Ocu uUO, BOO ’
  • EXC466?t482Tank f°r TestinSShip Models, 455, EGPisSi567an6d93CO6°qrn8' °f London Coal
  • C^tion^es See LETTERS- lntM Explosions, Balloon, 721
  • H”s’ n?iIer- See Boiler Explosions Explosions, Diagrams of Gas, 374, 567, 623 696 Explosions of Ferro-Silicon, 670, 694 ’
  • FvSnrf1' ?rL1i^ids’ s^orino and Drawing Off, 132 Export, Machinery Packing for, 313 Export Merchants’ Directory, 223
  • Exposition. See Exhibition and St. Louis
  • Factories and Fire-Escapes, 791. See Lea al Factories’, Fire Risks in, 404
  • Factories, Power Transmission in, 686 Factory Cases. See Legal Fan Power for the Cupola, 766
  • Fai at!ay Society:
  • The Electrolytic Analysis of Gold, by Dr. F. Thin V v,and Mr‘ W’ Prebble, 487 Thin 1< 11m Electrolysis, and a Proposed Ap-
  • '^^487 Printi,lff’ Mr‘ Char’eS R‘ AJ? Hiorra° 618r and Arsenio> by Wr- Arthur EMrrFler‘p"nh « ijeW PrimarJ’ Cell, by E. G. P. Bousfield, 618
  • Aote on Determining- Accurately the Per-k of Oi!0ne in Cases not Dissociated field16d9rate H<3at’ by Mr' E‘ G- P- Bous‘
  • StFawiitt?73?°°Sity’ by Dr' CharIes E-Tby DnWperSS0" °f An‘hracine, The Electric Furnace ; its Origin, Transfor-
  • Mi‘net"847ld Applications> by Mr- Adolphe TGe P^eiiby, 847* “ Meta,S’ by Mr’
  • Fast-Cutting Tools’. See Tools, Steel
  • «S7
  • KoenXSHe8s;9errett Electrio System of Ferro-Concrete Floor Beams (Siegwart), 150 Ferro-Concrete Reservoir at Antwerp, 808 Ferro-Concrete Truss, Test of, 557 P Ferro-Silicon Explosions, 670, 694 rerry, Danish Railway Steam, 827
  • F1fi ?he introduction of High-
  • ™ peering Workshops, 318
  • -B inns of Solids, Surface, 164
  • Finance of Ship-Building, 403
  • Finger-Guard, Burchard’s, for Punching-Presses,
  • Fire at Baltimore, 368
  • Fire at Chicago Theatre, 54, 283
  • Fire-Engine, Liquid-Fuel, 151
  • Fire-Engine, Motor-Driven (Merryweather), 714 Fire-Escapes and Factories (Legal ), 791 Fire-Extinguishment, Water Companies and, Fi105F 10at f°r Elswiok Works (Merry weather),
  • Fire-Launch, Merry weather, 714
  • Fire-Prevention on Board Ship, 498, 658
  • Fire Protective Organisations, 610 -B ire Risks in Factories, 404 Fire Test, Notable, 651 Fires in America, 720 Fires, Benzine, 792
  • Fires in Theatres, Prevention of, 452
  • Fish-Plates for Tramway Rails, 125
  • Fleet, Naval. See Warships
  • Fletcher Steam-Gauges, 292, 310, 342
  • Flexible Steam-Pipes, Harter’s, 137 Floating Dock at Hamburg, Off-Shore, 222 Floating Workshop “ Bellerophon,” at Devon-port, 569
  • Floor Beams, Siegwart Ferro-Concrete, 150 Ejues, Boiler, Corrugated, 755. See Letter, 793 1 luici Resistance and Ship-Propulsion : Exneri-mental Tank, 455, 459, 466, 482 1
  • gyroscopic Effect of, on Board Ship, 459, 484
  • Flywheels, Turning, 25
  • Foreshores, Sea Action on, 30
  • Forging, Hydraulic, in Steel Works, 197-Forging-Press, Steam Hydraulic, 677 Foundry Casting Direct from the Blast-Furnace, o55 ’
  • Foundry Casting Machines, 815 Foundry, Cupola, 766
  • Foundry, Steel, Hadfield’s, 577
  • Foundry, Steel, at Witton (Kynoch). 709
  • Foundry Work, 64, 107
  • French Railway Profile and Locomotive Performances, 417, 442, 477, 560
  • French Shipbuilding, 154
  • French Water-Power Congress, 521
  • . Friction of Air, Experiments, 30. See also Air and Gases
  • Froude, R. E., on Some Results of Model Experiments, 459, 466. See 455, 482
  • Furnace, Armstrong’s Rivet-Heating, 105 Furnace-Combustion, Control of, 629, 688 Furnace, Electric, 847. See also Blount r urnace-Gas Engines. See Engines, Gas
  • Furnaces, Corrugated, for Boiler (Litigation), <55. See Letter, 793
  • “ Gaggers ” and Green-Sand Moulds, 107. See 64
  • Garbage-Destructors, 797, 830, 839. See Letters Gas versus Electric Street Lighting, Cost of, 359 Gas-Engines. See Engines, Gas
  • Gas Explosions, Diagrams of, 374
  • Gas, London, Explosion and Cooling Curves of, 623, 657, 696. See Letters : Internal-Combustion Engines
  • Gas-Meters, Prepayment, 234, 270
  • Gas and Oil-Engines for Driving Ships, 303, 460, 464. See Letters, 537, 616, and Launch
  • Gas-Producers, French, 4. See 623, 657, 696
  • Gas-Pump, Automatic, 695
  • Gas Threads, 25, 60
  • Gases in Pipes, Motion of, 292, 310, 342
  • Gauge, Wood’s Water, 61. See Erratum, 104
  • Gauges, Limit, and Screw Threads, 473, 545
  • Gauges, Pressure, 292, 310, 342
  • Geipel Steam-Trap ; Patent Case, 236
  • German High Speed Railway (Resistance of Trains), 788
  • German Industries, 146
  • German Maritime Year-Book, 5. See Erratum. 155 ’
  • German Naval Architects’ Year-Book, 351
  • German Shipbuilding, 154
  • German Steel Trust, 510
  • German Telegraph Cable - Laying Steamer “ Stephan,” 423, 498
  • German Testing-Station, 100
  • German Wire-Rod and Rolling-Mill Plants, 776.
  • See Erratum, 885
  • Germany and Denmark, Aerial Soundings in, 234 8
  • Ghenry, M. E. J., on Notes on Pyrometry, 655,
  • Girder Bridges. See Bridges
  • Gjedser-Warnemunde Railway Steam-Ferry, 827 Glasgow, Notes from. See North, Notes from Glasgow Telephone Municipal Service, 719. See 754
  • Glover’s Cable Works, Manchester, 5
  • Gold in British Columbia, 897
  • Gold and Coal in New Zealand, 301
  • Goodman, Professor J., on the Contraction of Jets, 350
  • Government Dockyards, Premium System in, 339
  • Government, Labour, in Australia, 822
  • Government Railways, Westralia, 755
  • Government Railways, Queensland, 748
  • Government Railways, South Australian, 265
  • Government Railways, Victoria, 508
  • Government Specifications for India Rubber, 55 Governor, Pitman’s, for Pelton Wheels, 617 Gowland, Professor William, on the Heat Treat
  • ment of Steel, 118, 138, 142, 170, 184, 205, 231, 239, 289. See 671, 727, and Letters
  • Grand Trunk Railway Extension, 404
  • Graphite, Machinery for Working, 135
  • Great Northern and Brompton Railway ; Tunnel-ling-Machine, 194
  • Great Northern and City Railway, 99
  • Great Western Railway, High Speeds on, 612, 687 Green-Sand Mould, 64, 107
  • Green’s Equilibrium Stop - Valve, 271. See Erratum, 297
  • Grinding-Machines. See Machine-Tools
  • Guard, Finger, for Punching-Machine, 583 Gunboat. See Warships
  • Guns for British Warships, 780
  • Guns and Mountings. See II.M.S. “Triumph” Gyroscopic Effect of Flywheels on Board Ship, 459, 484
  • Hadfield’s Steel Works, Sheffield, 577
  • Hagen Change-Speed Gear, 238
  • Halifax Sewage and West Riding Rivers, 490, 877 Hamburg, Off Shore Floating Dock at, 222
  • Hamburg Water Works Puftiping-Engine, 525.
  • See Erratum, 889
  • Hammer, Ancient Tilting, in Somersetshire, 761. See Letters
  • Hammer, Pneumatic Power, 267
  • Han bury, H. W., on Locomotive - Testing Plant, 843
  • Hanbury, H. W., on Locomotives for the Cape Government Railway, 113
  • Hanbury, H. W., on Locomotives at the St.
  • Louis Exhibition, 757, 789, 805, 843, 873
  • Harbour Construction in Barrow-in-Furnace and Burntisland, 499
  • Harbour Dues and Tonnage Laws, 273
  • Harbours, Sanding-up of Tidal, 201
  • Harcourt, Vernon H., on Sanitary Law, 33 Hardening of Steel, 339
  • Harter’s Flexible Steam-Pipes, 137
  • Hartlepool Shipbuilding, 100, 155, 545. See also 11, 62, 133, 152, 230
  • Head, A. P., on Metallurgy as Applied to Engineering, 244
  • Heat Transference Through Boiler-Plates, 1
  • Heat Treatment of Steel, 118, 138, 142, 170, 184, 205, 231, 239, 289, 671, 727. See Letters
  • Heat-Utilisation from Refuse-Destruction, 797, 830, 839. See Letters
  • Heater, The “ Airedale ” Exhaust-Steam, 583
  • Heaters, Steam, and Evaporators; Andrew and Cameron, 725
  • Heating and Ventilating Small Workshops, 529 Hecla Steel Works,' Sheffield (Hadfield), 577 Heeling and Rolling of Ships, 459, 763, 801. See
  • Letters
  • Hematite Prices. See Metal-Price Diagrams
  • Herrang, Manufacture of Pig Iron from Briquettes at, 670
  • Herzfeld, Dr. R., on Electrical Winding-Engines, 214. See Erratum, 270
  • High-Capacity Steel Railway Wagons, 376 High-Lift Turbine-Pump, 887
  • High-Speed Steels in Engineering Workshops, 318
  • Highways, Collieries under, 525
  • II. M.S. See Warships
  • II.M.S. “Triumph”;
  • 7.5-In. Gun, 82
  • The 10-In. Gun, 78
  • “ Triumph”—continued.
  • The Armament of the Ship, 76
  • Armour Protection of the Ship, 75
  • Barbette Mounting for 10-In. Gun, 79 iu Eoders» 90. See Erratum, 127
  • The Breech Mechanism for the 7.5-In. Gun,
  • Breech Mechanism for the 10-In. Gun, 78
  • Breech Mechanism for 14-Pounder (3-In.)
  • Quick-Firing Gun, 83 K '
  • The Building of the Ship, 72
  • Centre-Pivot Mounting for 3-In. (14-Pounder)
  • Quick-Firing Gun, 85
  • Centre-Pivot Mounting for the 7.5-In. Gun,
  • Cost, 71
  • The Design, 72
  • Drainage System, 87
  • Electrical Equipment, 87
  • Engines, Propelling, 90
  • Fittings, Internal, of the Ship, 86
  • General Dimensions of the Ship, 74
  • Guns for Repelling Torpedo Attack, 83
  • Height of Gun-Platforms, 78
  • The Hull, 74
  • Hydraulic Power for Working Guns, 83
  • The Launch, 73
  • Machinery, Propelling, 90
  • Mast-Top Mounting for 37-Millimetre Automatic Gun, 86
  • Radius of Action, 92
  • Reed, Sir Edward J., on Designs, 425, 438, 4/3
  • Six-Pounder Quick-Firing Gun and Mounting, 85
  • Speed Trials ; “ Libertad,” 91
  • Speed Trials ; “ Swiftsure,” 505
  • | Ventilating Arrangements, 87
  • H?norti’JL M’’ on the sPeed of Electric Motors, 4U3, 407
  • kQnn°n,c< Fra,ncis> 011 Steam-Turbines, 839,
  • I 880, 899. See also 846, 863
  • Elecfcric Travelling (Niles-Bement-Pond),
  • Hoists, Electric versus Hydraulic, 881
  • | lI189S’ EIecfcricall^'Driven Hydraulic Passenger,
  • I Hoists. See also Lifts
  • Holford Works of Kynoch’s, Limited, 709
  • . Holland Submarine Boats, 397. See 281 780
  • i Holzapfel, A. C. A., on Ship’s Compositions, 495, 518, o35
  • Horner, Joseph, on Machines and Tools Employed for Die-Cutting, 9, 44, 122. For details see Illustrations
  • H<?r“er’ J°sePh> on Tool-Grinding Machines.
  • For details see Illustra-
  • Horsfall Refuse-Destructors, 830, 839. See also 797 and Letters
  • Hospitaller - Carpentier Method of Taking Diagrams, 336, 370, 402
  • H^aneJ?field Sewaande and West Riding Rivers, 490, 8/7
  • Huessener Coke-Oven, 690, 706
  • Humber Shipbuilding, 100. See also 11, 62 133
  • 152, 230, 545’
  • Humphrey, Mr. Herbert A., on the Vogt Gas-Engine, 37°
  • Hungarian Lightning Statistics, 858
  • , Hutton Motor-Car, 884
  • Hydraulic Crane at the Tower Wharf, London 224’
  • Hydraulic versus Electric Cranes, 882, 905
  • Hydraulic versus Electric Hoists, 881 905
  • Hydraulic Forging in Steel Works, 197
  • Hydraulic Passenger Lift, Electrically-Driven, 189
  • Hydraulic Steam Forging-Press, 677
  • Hydro-Electric Installation at Newry, 328
  • Hjdrostatic Balance, Kreil-Schultz Recording for the Control of Furnace-Combustion, 629 ’
  • Hyndman, H. H. Francis, on the Cryogenic
  • Laboratory at Leiden, 323, 349
  • Ice Machinery at Berlin Abattoir, 743, 839
  • Illustrations. See Index of Illustrations
  • Implements, Agricultural, 895
  • Indicator Diagram. See Diagram
  • Indicator, Motor-Car Speed, 405
  • India-Rubber, Elastic Properties of, 789
  • India-Rubber, Government Specifications for, 55 Indian Locomotive, German-Built, 42. See 135 Indian Railways, 64, 858
  • Induced-Draught System (Ellis and Eaves) for
  • Marine and Lancashire Boilers, 637
  • “ Indus,” Floating Workshop at Devonport, 569
  • Industrial Notes, 27, 46, 105, 136, 168, 20 L 237
  • 405’ 441* 476’ 513* 553> 583^
  • T 617* 653, 689, 726, 761, 795, 829, 861, 898
  • Industrial and Social Progress in Britain, 200
  • Industry, Ministry of Commerce and, 891
  • Institute, Technical, Northampton, 247
  • Institutions, Technical. See Civil Engineers
  • Electrical Engineers, Faraday Society, Iron and yte^, Institute, Mechanical Engineers Mining Engineers, Naval Architects, Physical Society and Society of Arts
  • Insurance, Fire, in Factories, 401
  • Insurance, Law of Marine, 163. See 179
  • Interference and Diffraction, 208
  • Internal-Combustion Engines. See Engines, Gas, and Engines, Oil, Petrol, and Letters
  • International Bridge Competition (Nile), 682
  • Invention, 161 K h
  • Invention Needed, 502, 537
  • Irish Lights, 579
  • Irish Ship-Building, 154. See also 11, 62, 100
  • 133, 230, 545 ’ ’
  • Iron, American, 98
  • Iron Bridges, Erection of, by Mr. R. H. Scholefield, 359
  • Iron-Carbon Alloys, Range and Solidification of,
  • Iron, ‘Cast, Test-Bars, 409
  • Iron, Explosions of Ferro-Silicon, 670, 694 IrorLManufactured from Briquettes at Herrang,
  • Iron, Molecular Mobility of Cast, 56
  • Iron and Ore Industry in Germany, 147
  • Iron Production, American, 265
  • Iron and Steel as Applied to Engineering, 244
  • Iron and Steel Bridges. See Bridges Iron and Steel Exports, American, 615
  • Iron and Steel Institute :
  • Report of the Council, 650
  • Treasurer’s Report, 650
  • The Bessemer Gold Medal, 650
  • Carnegie Scholarships, 670
  • Explosions of Ferro-Silicon, by Captain Lloyd and Dr. Dupr£, 670,694
  • The Manufacture of Pig-Iron from Briquettes at Herrang, by Professor Henry Louis, 670
  • Notes on the Production and Thermal Treatment of Steel in Large Masses, by Mr. Cosmo Johns, 671, 727. See Letters, 118, 138, 142, 184, 205, 239, 289
  • Pyrometers, Committee’s Report on, and Exhibition, 673. See 655, 699
  • The Manufacture of Coke in the Huessener Oven, by Mr. C. Lowthian Bell, 690, 706
  • The Range of Solidification and the Critical Ranges of Iron-Carbon Alloys, by Dr. H. C. Carpenter, and Mr. B. F. E. Keeling, 707 Iron and Steel Manufacture, National Profit in, 683
  • Iron Trade, American, 471, 855
  • Iron Trade and the Mexican Tariff, 546I
  • Iron Tunnel Segments Cast Direct from a Blast-Furnace, 855
  • Iron in the United States, 825
  • Iron Warrants, American, 436
  • Iron, World’s Pig, 511
  • Ironclads. See Warships
  • Irrigation in Egypt and the Soudan, Result of, 634 Irrigation in Madras, 234
  • Irrigation and Rainfall, 302
  • Isolating Valve, Sugden’s Combined Stop and, 27
  • Italian Southern Locomotives, 42. See 135
  • Ivry Ferro-Concrete Bridge, 557
  • Izod, E. G., on Commercial Tests of Material, 377
  • James Forrest Lecture on Internal-Combustion Motors, by Mr. Dugald Clerk, 623, 657, 696. See Letters
  • James Watt Dinner in Japan, 436
  • Japan Foreign Commerce, 828
  • Japan, Machinery Progress in, 436
  • Japan, Naval Progress, 547. See Letters
  • Japan, Patent Law in, 165
  • Japan-Russian War and the Siberian Railway, 398
  • Japan-Russian War, 130, 229
  • Japan-Russian War, Problems of Neutrality in, 130, 789
  • Japan Russian War, Wireless Telegraphy at, 850 Japanese, An^lo-, Locomotive and Engineering Company, Limited, 792
  • Japanese Colliery Pumping-Plant, 151
  • Japanese Cruisers “ Kasuga ” and “ Nisshin,” 124 Japanese Naval Officers’ Training, 335
  • Japanese Navy, Water-Tube Boilers in, 547. See Letters
  • Japanese Society of Naval Architects, 232 Japanese Steamship Company, 170
  • Jaroslaw - Wologda Archangel Railway Locomotive, 42. See 135
  • Jet-Propelled Fire-Launch (Merry weather), 714 Jets, Contraction of, 350
  • Jib, Hydraulic, Crane, at the Tower Wharf, London, 224
  • John Cockerill Company, 29
  • Johns, Mr. Cosmo, on rhe Heat Treatment of Steel, 671, 727. See Letters and Heat Treatment of Steel
  • Joint, Newman Universal, and Coupling, 425 Joints, The Scheinig-Hofmann Shoe-Rail, 125
  • “Kaiser Wilhelm II.,” Atlantic Speed Record, 897
  • “ Kasuga,” Japanese Cruiser, 124
  • Kermode’s Liquid-Fuel System for Fire-Engine, 151
  • King’s Navy. See Warships
  • Kingsway, Subways in, 303, 372
  • Kites, Meteorological Observations by, 270 Korean Railways, 434
  • Kreil-Schultz Recording Hydrostatic Balance for the Control of Furnace-Combustion, 629
  • Kynoch’s Works at Witton and Holford, 709
  • Laboratories for Mining Engineers, 400 Laboratories at the Northampton Technical
  • Institute, 247
  • Laboratory, Cryogenic, at Leiden, 323, 349 Laboratory, National Physical, 415 Laboratory Work with Alcohol, 857
  • Labour in Power in Australia, 822
  • Labour Question. See Industrial Notes and Legal
  • Labour Remuneration, 107
  • Labour Remuneration, Rational Basis for, 799, 838
  • Lagos Railway, 546
  • Lanarkshire, Reservoir Embankment, 892
  • Lancashire Boiler and Induced Draught System (Ellis and Eaves), 637
  • Lancashire and Yorkshire Railway Electrification, 48, 386. See Letters, 166, 615
  • Lancashire and Yorkshire Railway Tank Suburban Locomotive, 641
  • Land Boilers. See Boilers and Water-Tube Boilers
  • Land Compensation, 218
  • Langdon-Davies Change-Speed Gear, 256 Lathe. See Machine-Tools
  • Launch, Fire (Merryweather), 714
  • Launch of H.M.S. “ Sentinel,” 580. See 575, 605, and Letters : Scouts
  • Launch, Oil-Engines, 782
  • Launches, Motor, 303
  • Launches, Petrol Motor, Napier, 557, 574, 615.
  • See 256, 489. See Erratum, 409
  • Launches with Petrol Motors, 303, 460, 464. See Letters, 537, 616
  • Launches and Trial Trips, 142, 167, 235, 314, 346, 378, 410, 488, 512, 552, 582, 616,688, 747, 724, 835, 869
  • Launching an Armoured Cruiser, 164
  • Law and Electricity in the United States, 630
  • Lea, E. S., and Meden on the De Laval Steam-Turbine, 846, 880
  • Leeds Sewage, 541
  • Leeds Sewage and West Riding Rivers, 381,
  • Legal:
  • Assessment of Miners’ Wages, 383
  • Bermondsey and Marylebone Electric Lighting Clauses, 857
  • Boiler, Corrugated Flue, 755
  • Collieries under Highways, 525
  • Company Law in 1903, 264
  • Compensation under the Lands Clauses Act, Code of the Law of, 218
  • Compensation, Law of, 55
  • Compulsory Arbitration in Trade Disputes,
  • Confidential Relationship of Master and Servant, 146
  • Contracts in Restraint of Trade, 2
  • Electricity and Law in the United States, 630
  • Factories and Fire-Escapes, 791
  • Geipel Steam-Trap ; Patent Case, 236
  • Law of Master and Servant, 411, 749
  • Local Authorities and Actions for Negligence,
  • Marine Insurance Law, 163. See 179 and Letters, 223
  • Masters’ and Servants’ Cases, 47,146, 411, 606, 749, 859
  • Neutral Vessels in War Time, 130
  • Opposition to Private Bills in Parliament, 542
  • Penalty Clauses in Contracts, 757
  • Preference in Railway Rates, Undue, 24 Prepayment Meters, 234
  • Rating, The Law of, 99
  • Right of Property in Shipbuilding Materials, 507
  • Sanitary Law, 33
  • Servants’ and Masters’ Cases, 47, 146, 411, 606, 749, 859
  • Smoke Nuisance Cases, 5
  • Trade Libels, 823
  • Trade-Marks Law, 337
  • Trade-Union Case, Latest, 232
  • Trade Union Law, 609
  • Trade Union Tyranny, 372
  • Tramways and Compulsory Purchase, 720
  • Truck Acts, 164, 436, 718
  • Workmen’s Compensation and Conciliation, 612
  • Legislation ; Private Bill Procedure, 753
  • Legislation. See also Legal
  • Leiden Cryogenic Laboratory, 323, 349
  • Lester’s Transparent Drawing-Board, 861
  • Letters to the Editor, 25, 58, 104, 135, 165, 192
  • 223, 270, 296, 339, 358, 404, 429, 473, 502, 537^
  • 579, 615, 639, 687, 723, 746, 793, 815, 860
  • Liabilities. See Legal
  • Libels, Trade, 823
  • “Libertad,” Chilian Battleship. See H.M.S.
  • “ Triumph”
  • Lifts, Electrically-Driven Hydraulic Passenger, 189. See also Hoist
  • Light Interference and Diffraction, 208
  • Lights and Lighthouses, Irish, 579
  • Lighting, Cost of Public Street, 359
  • Lighting-Stations. See Electric
  • Lightning Statistics, 858
  • Lightning-Stroke Effects, 847
  • Limit-Gauges, Standard Screw-Threads and, 473 545 ’
  • Limit-Ring, Morison’s, for Pistons, 547
  • Limited Liability Company Law, 1903, 264
  • Liquefaction of Gas at Leiden, 323, 349
  • Liquid-Fuel Burners, 523, 594
  • Liquid-Fuel Fire-Engine, 151
  • Liquid Fuel. See also Oil Fuel and Petrol
  • Liquids, Storing Explosive, 132
  • Literature, 4, 29, 94, 146, 215, 222, 281, 351, 521 627, 778 ’
  • Litigation. See Legal
  • Liverpool Fire-Engine for Oil Fuel, 151
  • Liverpool Salvage Association, 721
  • Liverpool and Southport Railway Electrification
  • 48, 386. See Letters, 166, 615
  • Liverpool Tramway Finance, 510
  • Lloyd, Captain, and Duprd, Dr., on Explosions
  • of Ferro-Silicon, 670, 694
  • Lloyd’s Return of British Shipping, 337
  • Lloyd’s Shipbuilding Returns, 154, 545. See 11
  • 62, 100, 133, 152, 230
  • Lloyd’s Shipwreck Returns, 58
  • Local Authorities and Actions for Negligence, 302 5
  • Local Authorities and Telephones, 719, 754
  • Local Government, Ratepayers’ Veto on, 20 Locomotive Boiler ; Fatal Explosion, 764 Locomotive for the Cape Government Railway with Superheater, 113. See Letter, 166
  • Locomotive, Eight-Coupled, for Queensland Government Railway, 748
  • Locomotive, Eight-Coupled Tank, for New South Wales, 500
  • Locomotive, Electric, Baldwin, 873
  • Locomotive and Engineering Company, Limited, Anglo Japanese, 792 ’
  • Locomotive, Express Passenger, North-Eastern
  • Railway, 261. See Erratum, 297
  • ko^m°tive» Four-Cylinder Compound (Bald win) 360
  • Locomotive Performances on the Great Western Railway, 612, 687
  • Locomotive, Prussian Government Specification for, 66
  • Locomotive, Shay, 873
  • Locomotive, Tank, for Heavy Suburban Traffic.
  • • Lancashire and Yorkshire Railway, 641 Locomotive-Testing Plant at St. Louis Exhibition, 843
  • Locomotive for Western Australia, 296
  • Locomotives, Compound, French, 417, 442 477 560 ’ *
  • Locomotives, German Built, for Export 41 66
  • See also Borsig
  • Locomotives, Mining, Electric. 873
  • L°7«0t»m«n^Ve8S1Qat«7ohe St' Louis Exhibition, 757,
  • < o<7, OUD, O'lo, o/o
  • Locomotives, Typical, 41, 66. See 135
  • Locus Standi in Opposition to Private Bills
  • 542 ’
  • London Coal-Gas Explosion and Cooling-Curves, 623,657,696. See Letters : Internal Combustion Engines , ,
  • London County Council Workers and Wages,
  • London Deep-Tunnel Railway, Great Northern and City, 99
  • London Fire Brigade, 610
  • London and Lower Thames Power Scheme, 614 London Municipal Trading. See Municipal
  • Trading and Tram ways
  • London and North-Western Railway Carriage Works, Wolverton, 453
  • London and North-Western Royal Train, 92
  • London Railways, Greater, 231
  • London Sewage Commission Report, 541, 577 London Telephone Service, 754. See 719 London Telephone Exchange, 828 ~ London Tramway Subways, 303, 372 London Water Works Acquirement, 544 “ Londonderry,” Turbine-Driven Steamer, for
  • Midland Railway, 434, 645, 651. See 858
  • Loss of a Submarine Boat, 437
  • Losses in Sheaths of Alternating-Current Cables, 610
  • Lorries. See Motor-Cars and Wagon Lubricator, The “ Octopus ” Central, 554
  • Machine-Guns. See Guns andH.M.S." Triumph”
  • Machine Tools;
  • Boring - Lathe, 14-In. Hydraulic (Niles-Bement-Pond Company), 326
  • Boring-Machine, Multiple, for Railway Carriage' and Wagon Works (Ransome, Newark-on-Trent), 355
  • Casting-Machine, Foundry, 815
  • Crank-Pin Turning-Machine, Capitaine’s, 219 Design of Future Machine-Tools, 109 Die-Cutting Machines and Tools, 9, 44, 122 Drill, Six-Spindle Multiple Rail, 428 Drilling-Machine, Motor-Driven Double-Geared (Wilkinson, Keighley), 341 Forging-Press, Steam Hydraulic, 677 Grinding Machines, Tool-, 422, 492, 602, 704.
  • For Details see Illustrations
  • High-Speed Steels in Engineering Workshops, 318
  • Lathe, 100-In. Boring and Cutting-Off, 749 Lathe, Heavy Capstan, 296
  • Lathe, Hollow - Spindle (Clark, Limited, Luton), 423. See Erratum, 475
  • Lathe, 14-In. Hydraulic Boring (Niles-Bement-Pond Company), 326
  • Lathe, Pipe-Boring and Turning, 783 Milling and Die-Cutting Tools, 9, 44, 122 Milling-Machine, Milwaukee, 676 New Designs of the Future, 109 Pipe-Caulking Machine, The O’Neil, 605 Planing-Machine (Smith, Halifax), 191 Punching-Presses, Burchard’s Finger-Guard for, 583
  • Rail-Drill, Six-Spindle Multiple, 428 Tool-Grinding Machines, 422, 492, 602, 704.
  • For details see Illustrations
  • Tool-Steel, High-Speed, 318
  • Trying-up, Planing, and Thicknessing Machine (Ransome), 653
  • Turning Machine, Capitaine’s Crank-Pin, 219
  • Machinery Improvements in the Transvaal Mines, 854
  • Machinery Packing for Export, 313
  • Machinery Progress in Japan, 436
  • Machinery, Textile, at Bradford Exhibition, 651, 684
  • Machinery, Textile, at St. Louis,
  • Machinery for Working Graphite, 135
  • Madras, Irrigation in, 234
  • Magnetic Effects, 862
  • Magnetic Rotation Apparatus at the Cryogenic Laboratory, 323, 349
  • Magnetic Tests of Whole Sheets of Iron, 145 Magnetism. See Electric and Faraday Society and Physical Society
  • Magnetograph Quartz Thread ; Vertical Force, 375
  • Magnetostatic Field, Stresses in, 376
  • Mallet System ; Compound Locomotive, 42. See also 135
  • Mallock’s Vibrograph, 701, 893
  • Mammoth Pumps, 603
  • Management of Belleville Boilers at Sea, 619 Manchester Steam-Users’ Association, 859 Manometer, Standard Open Mercury, at the
  • Cryogenic Laboratory, 323, 349. See also Measuring and Micromanometer
  • Manufacture of Artificial Sandstone, 372 Manufacture of Tarpaulins, 358
  • “ Manxman,” Turbine-Driven Steamer, 858. See also 434, 645, 651
  • Marienfelde and Zossen High-Speed Railway, /88
  • Marine Boiler, Ellis and Eaves Induced-Draught System for, 637
  • Marine Boilers. See Boiler and Water-Tube Boiler
  • Marine Condenser and the Board of Trade 787. See Letters
  • Marine Engineering. See Engineering, Eaval Architects, and Warships
  • Marine Engineering and Ship-Building, 11 6> 100, 133, 152, 230, 545 ’ ’
  • Marine Engines. See Engines, Marine Marine Insurance, Law of, 163. See 179 Marine Shaft. See Shafts
  • Marine Steam-Turbine.* See Turbines. Steam Mannoni Printing-Machine, 498 Marylebone Clause, 857
  • Marylebone Municipality and Ratepayers’ Veto, Master and Servant.; Confidential Relationship, Masters’ and Servants’ Cases. See Lecial McMillan, The late Walter G., 200 9
  • Measuring Apparatus at Leiden Laboratory, 328, MSfe^P]ianCeS at the Northampton MSr"rInStrUmentS> Eiectrical, 282. See also Ms“?o\%93UmentS at the E°J'aI Moiety
  • Measuring PressureandCA f^’^ods of Measuring Temperatures, Electrical msu
  • 336, 370, 402
  • Mechanical E“SiMe®rs’Res^rch
  • The Sixth Report to the Allojs Reseaic Committee on the Heat Treatment of Steel, 118,138,170, 184, 205, 239,289. bee o/i, 727’, and Lett ers, 231
  • Election of Offi cers, 289
  • Prizes to Graduates, 289
  • Annual Report, 289
  • Ballot of Officers of Institution,289
  • The Motion of Gases in Pipes and the Use or Gauges to Determine their Delivery, by Mr. Richard Threlfall, 289, 292, 310, 34l
  • Chicago Meeting, 506 .
  • Compound Locomotives in I< rance, bj Edouard Sauvage, 417, 422, 4/ /, 560
  • Mechanical Engineers, Institution of, ana Mechanical Engineers, American Society of, 880 . ~ , . ..
  • Joint Meeting with American Society oj Mechanical- Engineers at Chicago—
  • Opening Proceedings, 838
  • A Rational Basis for Wages, by Mr. Harrington Emerson, 799, 838
  • Refuse-Destruction by Burning, and the Utilisation of Heat Generated, by Mr. C. Newton Russell, 797, 839. See Letters .
  • The Burning of Town Refuse, with Special Reference to the Destructors at Brussels, West Hartlepool, Moss Side, and Westminster, by Mr. George Watson, 830, 839. See 797 and Letters
  • Some Theoretical and Practical Considerations on Steam-Turbine Work, by Mr. Francis Hodgkinson, 839, 880, 899
  • The De Laval Steam-Turbine, by Mr E. S.
  • Lea and Mr. E. Meden, 839, 846, 880
  • The Curtis Steam-Turbine, by Mr. W. L. R Emmett, 839, 880
  • Different Applications of Steam-Turbines, by Professor A. Rateau, 839, 863, 880
  • The Potential Efficiency of Prime Movers, by Mr. C. V. Kerr, 839, 880
  • Power-Plant of the Tall Office Building, by Mr. J. H. Wells, 881
  • Power-Plant of the Tall Office Building, by Mr. R. P. Bolton, 881
  • Middlesbrough Dock Power-Plant, by Mr. Vincent L. Raven, 882, 905
  • Use of Superheated Steam and of Reheaters in Compound-Engines of Large Size, by Mr. Lionel F. Marks, 884
  • Commercial Gas-Engine Testing, and Proposed Standard of Comparison, by Mr. William P. Flint, 884
  • Mechanical Draught. See Draught
  • Mechanical Refrigeration, 150. See also Borsig Meden, E., and Lea, E. S., on the De Laval Steam-Turbine, 846, 880
  • Merchant Cruisers and Steamship Subsidies, 440, 454, 487
  • Mergers. See Trusts
  • Merryweather Fire-Float for the Elswick Works, 105
  • Merry weather Floating Fire-Launch, 714
  • Merry weather Motor-Driven Fire-Engine, 714 Mersey. See also Liverpool
  • Mersey Shipbuilding, 101. See also 11, 62, 133, 152, 230, 545
  • Metal, Diffusion and Compression of, 300
  • Metal, Hard and Soft State of, 847
  • Metal-Price Diagrams, 26, 60, 201, 310, 512, 652, 794
  • Metals. See Steel, Iron, Tin, Copper, Aluminium, and Alloys
  • Metals, Structure of. See Photomicrographs Metallurgical and Chemical Industries in Spain 382 1
  • Metallurgical Departments at the National Physical Laboratory, 416
  • Metallurgical Engineering, Thermit and its Application to, 266
  • Metallurgy as Applied to Engineering, 244
  • Metallurgy and Mines, United States, 825
  • Metallurgy of Steel, 627
  • Meteorological Society, Royal:
  • Council Report, 125
  • President’s Address, by Captain Wilson Barker, on Ocean Meteorology, 125
  • Report on the Phenological Observations for 1903, by Mr. E. Mawley, 270
  • Observations by Kites at Crinan, N B bv Mr. W. H. Dines, 270 J
  • Water Vapour, by Mr. R. B. Curtis, 393
  • The Variation of the Population of India Compared with the Variation of Rainfall in the Decennium 1891-1901, by Mr W L Dallas, 582 ’ ’
  • TlCohe US58°f Aufcumn by Mr. J. B.
  • ThePrincipal Causes of Rain, by Hon. F A Rollo Russell, 724
  • Observations of Rainfall at the Royal Observatory, Greenwich, in the Years 1815 1903, by Mr. W. C. Nash, 724 °
  • Effects of a Lightning Stroke at Earl’s Fee fhOPVWASvG'AffovdbEssex’ April 13’ 19O4> ’>y the Rev. C. F. Box, 847 J
  • An Instrument for Determining the True hvrvC?10\n rnd Velocifcy of the Wind at Sea, w A< Uawrence Rotch, 847
  • Meters for Gas, Prepayment, 234 Meters, Prepayment, 270
  • Latt?y%r6mentat the Nati0nal Ph^ical
  • Metropolitan Railways, 231
  • Metropolitan. See London
  • Mexican Industrial Developments, 825
  • Mexican Tariff, Iron Trade and, 546?
  • Micromanometer, Threlfall’s, 702. See 289 ami
  • Microscope, Diffraction Theory of 695
  • S°Pe Phot°SraPhs- See Photomicro Microscopy, 309
  • "Machines. See
  • jnn^Engmt Cornish Cycle, 391. See also ll .W ing and Electric
  • ! Mineral Wagon. See JPaflWM .
  • Mineral Wealth of British Columbia, 89/
  • 1 Miners’ Wages, Assessment of. 383
  • Mines and Metallurgy, United States, 8-°
  • Mining Engineer, Training of, 400
  • Mining by Elee'ricity, 195,214,403. See Erratum, 235
  • Mining in Germany, 147
  • Mining under Highways, 52o ....
  • Mining-Locomotive, Electric (Baldwin), 8/3
  • Mining Machinery, Improvements in Transvaal, 854
  • Ministry of Commerce and Industry, 891
  • Miscellanea, 17, 51, 104, 127, 159, 193, 2L/, -69, 306 331,363,395,431, 475, 503,533, 5/3, 607, 643*, 679, 724, 751, 785, 819, 851, 889
  • Mists, Cause of Autumn, 582
  • Miyabara, Engineer - Rear-Admiral, on Engineering in the Japanese Navy, 547. See Lkt-
  • Miyabara Water-Tube Boilers in the Japanese Navy, 547. See Letters
  • Mobility of Cast Iron, Molecular 56
  • Model, Ship, Experimental Tank, 455, 459, 466, 482
  • Molecular Mobility of Cast Iron, 56
  • Morcom, Mr. R. K., on the Equipment of an
  • Engine Test-House, 576, 589
  • Morison’s Limit-Ring for Pistons, 547
  • Mosely Education Commission Report, 539. See Letters
  • Moss-Side Town-Refuse Destructor, 830, 839.
  • See also 797 and Letters
  • Motherwell Boiler Explosion, 312
  • Motion of Gases in Pipes, 292, 310, 342
  • Motor-Car Change-Speed Gear (Hagen), 238
  • Motor-Car Change-Speed Gear (Langdon-Davies), 256
  • Motor-Car Exhibition at the Agricultural Hall,
  • Motor-Car, Hutton, 884
  • Motor-Car, Napier, 256, 489, 557. See Letter,
  • 615 ; Erratum, 409
  • Motor-Car, Newman’s Universal Joint and Coupling for, 425
  • Motor-Car Regulations, 402, 687
  • Motor-Car Show, Crystal Palace, 253
  • Motor-Car Show, Paris, 23
  • Motor-Car Speed-Indicator, 405
  • Motor-Car, Wolseley’s 6 - Horse-Power Two-Seated, 463
  • Motor-Car, Wolseley 96 • Horse-Power Racing, 572
  • Motor-Cars, Thornycroft, 220
  • Motor-Carriage, Steam, for the Taff Vale Railway, 48
  • Motor-Carriage, Steam. See also Self-Propelled Car
  • Motor-Driven Pumps at the Agricultural Show, 895
  • Motor, Petrol, for Launches, 557, 574, 615. See also 256, 489 ; Erratum, 409
  • Motor, Petrol, for Motor-Cars (Sweden), 237
  • Motor Railway-Car, North-Eastern Railway, 15
  • Motor-Wagons, Calthrop and Brewer’s Boiler for, 373
  • Motors, Gas-Engines, 623,657, 696. See Letters: Internal-Combustion Engines
  • Motors. See Electric Engines, Motor-Cars, Steam and Self-Propelled
  • Motors, Petrol, for Marine Purposes. See Petrol
  • Mould, Green-Sand, 64, 107
  • Moulton, Mr. Fletcher, on Invention, 162
  • Mountings, Gun. See H.M.S. Triumph
  • Municipal Control; Bermondsey and Marylebone
  • Clauses, 857
  • Municipal Patronage, 300
  • Municipal Telephones, 470
  • Municipal Trading, 215. See Letter : Salford Gas
  • Municipal Trading; Bermondsey and Marylebone Clauses, 857
  • Municipal Tramway and the Assent of Local Authorities, 162
  • Municipal Tramway, Liverpool, 510
  • Municipal Tramways and Through Service 579
  • Municipalities; Actions for Negligence 302
  • Municipalities and Telephones, 719, 754
  • Naphtha District on the Caspian Sea, A New 372 Napier Motor-Car, 256, 489, 557. See Leiter 615 ; Erratum, 409
  • Napier Motor-Car Carburettor, 256
  • Napier Racing Motor-Boat ; Model Test* 557 574. Sec Letter, 615, and 256, 489; Erratum, 409
  • Napier’s Petrol-Motor Launches, 557, 574 615 See also 256, 489. Erratum. 409 ’
  • National Physical Laboratory, 415
  • Nationa! Profit in Iron and Steel Manufacture,
  • N4Knn^LShip ExPerimental Tank, 455, 482. See 409, 466
  • Naval Architects ; German Year-Book, 351
  • Naval Architects, Institution of;
  • See Letters, 358, 409
  • Report of the Council, 437
  • Klection of Officers and Alteration of Rules, 43/ bee Letters, 358, 409
  • 1 r437dent 8 Addres8- by the Earl of Glasgow,
  • G°klM.edal and Premium, 438
  • Tsure■> Triu"’>’h ” aD(i “Swift-e on’" I,vl«- ’',.bert^d ” “ Constitu-
  • cion by Sir Edward J. Reed, 425, 438 See Letters, 71, 473, 505 '
  • J1sfdkqnLCri‘S?u and stean»hip Sub-sidies, bj Lord Brassey, 440, 454, 487
  • Annual Dinner, 440, 455,
  • an’Experimental Tank
  • SR Wilblm H Wi ?n 1U'd Resis'a"Ci-, bv air william H. White, 455. 482
  • Some Results of Modern Experiments, bv Mr. R. E. Froude, 459, 466
  • StabiiitvdbvOpin*? °f ShiPs 01 Sma11 Initial 1 Scriba"ti.
  • Naval Architects, Inst, of— continued.
  • The Gyroscopic Effect of Flywheels on Board Ship, by Herr Otto Schlick, 459, 484
  • Some Advantages of Gas and Oil-Engines for Marine Purposes, by Mr J. E. Thorn v-croft, 460, 464
  • Internal-Combustion Engines for Propelling Small Vessels, by Mr. A. F. Evans, 460
  • Steam-Turbine Propulsion for Marine Purposes, by Professor A. Rateau, 462, 515
  • Election of Council, 463
  • Some Points in Connection with the Transverse Strength of Ships, by Dr. J. Bruhn, 493, 584
  • The Normal Pressure on Thin Moving Plates, by Mr. A. W. Johns, 494
  • Ships’ Composition, by Mr. A. C. A. Holzapfel, 495, 518, 535
  • Fire-Prevention on Board Ship, by Mr. E. 0. Sachs, 498, 658
  • Naval Architecture in Japan, 235
  • Naval Boilers. See Boilers and Water-Tube
  • Naval Engine-Room Artificers, 569
  • Naval Engineers, 59
  • Naval Expenditure of Principal Powers, Diagrams of, 366. See also 303, 333
  • Naval Guns. See Guns andII.M.S. “Triumph”
  • Naval Machinery. See Guns and Warships
  • Naval Officers, Training of Japanese, 335
  • Naval Ordnance. See H.M.S. “Triumph”
  • Naval Scouting, 575, 580, 605. See Letters : Scouts
  • Naval Ships. See Warships
  • Naval Training, 299
  • Naval War, Russo-Japanese, 229, 789. See also 130, 398, 850
  • Navigation Calendar, 94
  • Navvy Crane (Ruston, Proctor, and Co.), 816
  • Navy Boiler. See Water-Tube Boiler
  • Navy Engineers. See Engineers and Training Navy Estimates, 303, 333. See 366
  • Negligence, Local Authorities and Actions for, 302
  • Neutral Vessels in War Time, 130
  • Neutrality, Problems of, in Russo-Japanese War,
  • New South Wales, Compulsory Arbitration in, 853
  • New South Wales, Tank Locomotive for, 500
  • New South Wales Year-Book, 94
  • New Zealand, Gold and Coal in, 301
  • New Zealand Mine, Cornish Cycle Pumping-Engine, 391
  • Newcastle Opposition to Through Tramway Service, 579
  • Newman Universal Joint and Coupling, 425
  • Newry Hydro-Electric Installation, 328
  • Newspapers and Trade Libels, 823
  • Niclausse and Miyabara Boilers in Japanese Navy, 547. See Letters
  • Nigerian Twin-Screw Steamer “ Corona,” 156
  • Nile Barrages, 448, 634
  • Nile Bridges at Cairo, 682
  • Nippon Yusen Kaisha, 170
  • “ Nisshin,” Japanese Cruiser, 124
  • Nitrogen-Hydrogen Thermometer, Differential, at the Cryogenic Laboratory, 323, 349
  • Normal Piling and Osborne Reynolds’s Theory of the Universe, 695
  • North-East Coast, Engineering Training, 53
  • North-East Coast Shipbuilding and Engineering, 62, 155. See also 11, 100, 133, 152, 230, 545
  • North-Eastern Railway Electric Self-Propelled Car, 15, 572
  • North-Eastern Railway Electrification, 473
  • North-Eastern Railway Locomotive, Express Passenger, 261. See Erratum, 297
  • North-Eastern Railway Quick-Acting Brake, 327 North, Notes from the, 16, 50, 102, 126, 158, 192, 226, 268, 304, 330, 362, 394, 430, 474, 502, 532, 580, 606, 642, 670, 714, 750, 784, 818, 850, 888
  • Northampton Technical Institute, 247
  • Northamptonshire Ore, Castings Direct from Blast-Furnace, 855
  • Notes. See Cleveland, North, South-West, South Yorkshire, United States, Industrial, and Miscellanea
  • Obituary: (Moved to separate index)
  • Observatory and 40-In. Telescope, Yerkes, 593, 663
  • Ocean Meteorology, 125
  • “ Octopus ” Central Lubricator, 554
  • Odell, W., on Preliminary Experiments on Air Friction, 30
  • Oechelhauser Gas-Engine, 603
  • Off-Shore Floating Dock at Hamburg, 222
  • Oil-Engines. See Engines, Oil, Petrol, and Motor-Cars
  • Oil-Fuel Burners, 523, 594
  • Oil-Fuel Fire-Engine, 151
  • Oil and Gas-Engines for Driving Ships, 303, 460, 464. See Letters, 537, 616, and Petrol
  • Oil) Impending Changes in the Distribution of, 403
  • Oil-Separation (Davies-Perrett Electric System), 849
  • O’Neil Pipe-Caulking Machine, 605
  • Opening-Bridge over Barking Creek, 317
  • Opposition to Private Bills in Parliament, 542
  • Optical Department at the National Physical Laboratory, 416
  • Optical Pencils) Shadows Produced by, 208, 429
  • Ordnance Expenditure of Principal Powers, 3C6. See 303, 333
  • Ordnance, Naval. See H.M.S. “Triumph Ordnance. See Gunn
  • Ore. See Iron Ore
  • Outerbridge, A. E., Jun., on Cast-Iron Test-Bars, 409
  • Oven, Coke, Huessener, 690, 706
  • Ozone in Gases, Determining Percentage of, 619
  • Packing for Centrifugal-Pump Spindles, Water, 105, 166
  • Packing Machinery for Export, 313
  • Painting and Cleaning Ships, Redman’s Plant for,
  • Painting Ships, 495, 518, 535
  • Pan-American Railway, 545
  • Panama Railway, 545 v
  • Paris, Lyons, and Mediterranean Railway, Self-Propelled Car for, 635
  • Paris Motor-Car Show, 23
  • Parliament, Opposition to Private Bills in, 542
  • Parliament. See also Legal
  • Parliamentary Bill Procedure, 753
  • Parliamentary Bill, Trade-Union, 609
  • Parliamentary Electric Lighting Bill, 681
  • Parsons Steam-Turbine Development, 718
  • Parsons Turbine Steamers for Midland Railways, 434, 645, 651, 858
  • Parsons Turbines in 25-Knot Cunard Liners, 469, 651
  • Partick Refuse-Destructor, 192, 340
  • Passenger Lifts, Electrically-Driven Hydraulic, 189
  • Passengers on Atlantic Liners, 198
  • Passengers by London Railways, 231
  • Patents, Australian Commonwealth, 429, 502
  • Patent Case, Corrugated Boiler Flues, 755. See Letter, 793
  • Patent Law in Japan, 165
  • Patent Records, 35, 69, 111, 143, 177, 209, 279, 315, 347, 379, 413, 449, 520, 555, 591, 626, 661, 733, 767, 804, 836, 870
  • Patents and Trade-Marks, Chinese, 723
  • Pelton Wheels, Pitman’s Governor for, 617
  • P. and O. S.S. “ Assaye Bow Damaged after Collision, 644
  • Pen, Reservoir Colouring, 502, 537
  • Penalty Clauses in Contracts, 757
  • Pencils, Non-Homocentric, Shadows Produced by, 208, 429
  • Petrol-Car. See Motor‘Carn
  • Petrol-Engines, 623, 657, 696. See Letters : Internal- Combustion Eng Ines
  • Petrol-Engines Applied to Fire-Engines, 714
  • Petrol-Engines for Launches and Torpedo-Boats, 303, 460, 464. See Letters, 537, 616
  • Petrol Motor - Launches, Napier, 557, 574. See Letters, 615 and 256, 489; Erratum. 409
  • Petrol-Motor for Motor-Cars (Sweden), 237
  • Petrol-Motors, Indicating, 402
  • Petrol-Motors for Marine Purposes, 303. See also Oil
  • Petroleum on the Caspian, 372
  • Petroleum, Impending Changes in the Distribution of, 403
  • Petroleum. See also Engines and Oil
  • Phenological Observations, 270
  • Phonograph Works, Edison, Orange, N.J., 871
  • Photo-Micrographs of Steel Illustrating Thermal Treatment. See Heat Treatment of Steel
  • Photographic Action of Radium Rays, 208
  • Photographic Exhibits at the Royal Society
  • Soiree, 701, 893
  • Photography, Colour, 695
  • Physical Exhibits at the Royal Society Soiree, 701, 893
  • Physical Society :
  • Notes on the Non-Homocentric Pencils and the Shadows Produced by Them, by Mr. W. Bennett, 208. See also 429
  • Some New Cases of Interference and Diffraction, by Professor Wood, 208
  • The Photographic Action of Radium Rays, by Mr. S. Skinner, 208
  • Election of Office-Bearers, 309
  • Presidential Address, by Dr. R. T. Glazebrook, on Microscopy, 309
  • New Dilatometer, by Mr. B. F. E. Keeling, 375
  • Quartz-Thread Vertical Force Magnetograph, by Dr. W. Watson, 375
  • On Stresses in a Magnetostatic Field, by Mr.
  • G. W. Walker, 376
  • Some Hints on the Preparation of Diagrams, by Dr. Watson, 376
  • Portable Electroscope of High Insulation, by Mr. R. J. Sowter, 376
  • The Whirling and Transverse Vibration of Shafts, by Dr. Chree, 429
  • Notes on Non-Homocentric Pencils and the Shadows Produced by Them, by Mr. W. Bennett, 429. See also 208
  • Note on the Measurement of Small Inductances and Capacities and on a Standard of Small Inductances, by Professor Fleming, 498
  • Hot-Wire Ammeter for Measuring Very Small Alternating Currents, by Professor Fleming, 499
  • Energy of Secondary Rontgen Radiation, by Mr. C. G. Berkla, 499
  • Calculation of Colours for Colour Sensitometer, and the Illumination of Three-Colour Photographic Transparencies by Spectrum Colours, by Mr. W. de W. Abney, 695
  • Normal Piling as Connected with Osborne Reynolds’s Theory of the Universe, by Professor J. D. Everett, 695
  • Note on the Diffraction Theory of the Microscope as Applied to the Case when the Object is in Motion, by Dr. R. T. Glazebrook, 695
  • Automatic Gas-Pump, by Mr. C. E. S. Phillips, 695
  • Some Instruments for the Measurement of Large and Small Alternating Currents, by Mr. W. Duddell, 727
  • Physical Society—continued.
  • The Law of Action between Magnets, and its Bearing on the Determination of the Horizontal Component of the Earth’s Magnetic Field with Unifilar Magnetometers, by Dr. C. Chree, 862
  • The Ascertained Absence of Effects of Motion through the Ether in Relation to the Constitution of Matter on the Fitzgerald-Lorentz Hypothesis, by Professor J. Larmor, 862
  • Coherence and Re-Coherence, by Dr. P. E.
  • Shaw and C. A. B. Garrett, 863
  • Physics, Compounds and Elements of, 646 Physics of the Steam Boiler, Practical, 218 Pianoforte Factory, Broadwood’s, 200 Piece-Work versus Premium Wages, 107 Piezometer and Vacuum Glass at the Cryogenic
  • Laboratory, 323, 339
  • Pig-Iron Manufacture from Briquettes at Her-rang, 670
  • Pig-Iron Prices. See Metal-Price Diagrams
  • Pig Iron. See also Iron
  • Pig Iron, The World’s, 511
  • Piling, Normal, and Reynolds’s Theory of the Universe, 695
  • Pipe-Boring and Turning-Lathe, 783
  • Pipe-Caulking Machine, O’Niel’s 605
  • Pipe Subways in Kingsway, 303, 372
  • Pipes, Harter’s Flexible Steam, 137
  • Pipes, Motion of Gases in, 292, 310, 312
  • Piston Rings, 61
  • Piston Rings, Ward’s Triplex, 653
  • Piston-Valve and Cylinder Details of Steam-Engine, 525
  • Pistons, Morison’s Limit-Ring for, 547
  • Piteau Tubes, 292, 310, 342
  • Pitman’s Governor for Pelton Wheels, 617 Planing-Machine. See Machine-Tools Platinum Thermometers, 336, 370, 402 Platt Brothers and Co.’s Cotton-Machinery Exhibit at St. Louis, 369
  • Pneumatic Power-Hammer, 267. See also Air
  • Political Economy Course, 628
  • Pollution of West Riding Rivers. See River Pollution
  • Poole’s Electric Cableway over the Zambesi River, 572
  • Population and Rainfall, 582
  • Portable Refuse-Destructor, 830, 839
  • Portland-Cement Manufacture, 217
  • Potentialities of Submarine-Boat, 821. See 281, 397, 437, 780
  • Power-Distribution; Legal Restrictions, 759 Power-Gas. See Engines, Gas, and Producers Power-Hammer, Pneumatic, 267
  • Power-Plant. See Electric
  • Power Scheme, East London and Lower Thames, 614
  • Power-Station for Lancashire and Yorkshire Railway, 48, 386. See Letters, 166, 615
  • Power-Station. See also Electric
  • Power-Stations, Electric, 510
  • Power Transmission Electric Plant, 20,000-Volt, at Lebring, Austria, 285
  • Power Transmission in Works and Factories, 686 Preference in Railway Rates, Undue, 24 Premium versus Piece-Work Wages, 107
  • Premium System in Government Dockyards, 339
  • Prepayment Meters, 270
  • Prepayment Meters for Gas, 234
  • Press, Forging, Steam Hydraulic, 677
  • Press-Work, Fine Example of, 132
  • Pressure-Measuring Apparatus, 292, 310, 343
  • Pressure, Temperature, Curve of Sulphur Dioxide, 278
  • Pressure on Thin Moving Plates, 494, 537
  • Prevention of Fires in Theatres, 452
  • “ Price of Admiralty,” 366. See 303, 333
  • Price-Williams, R., on the London Water Works Acquirement, 544
  • Price’s Tunnelling-Machine, 194
  • Prime Movers, Efficiency of, 839
  • Printing-Machine, Marinoni, 498
  • Printing and Stationery Exhibition, 686
  • Private versus Admiralty Warship Design, 505.
  • See also II.M.S. “ Triumph,”
  • Private Bill Procedure, 753
  • Problem in Irrigation, 302
  • Problems of Neutrality in Russo-Japanese War, 130, 789
  • Producer-Gas, Dowson’s Suction-Plant for, 623, 657, 696. See Letters : Internal-Combustion Engines
  • Producers, Gas, French, 4
  • Profile of Great Western Railway, 612
  • Profiles of French Railways and Locomotives, 417, 442, 477, 560
  • Profit in Iron and Steel Manufacture, National, 683
  • Progress of Steam Machinery in Japan, 436
  • Progress in Use of Electricity, 335 Propelling-Engines. See Engines, Marine Property Rights in Shipbuilding Materials, 507 Protection of Steel from Corrosion, 132
  • Prussian Locomotive Specifications, 66
  • Prussian State Railway Express Locomotive, 41, 66. See 135
  • Public Authorities. See Military and Local Authorities
  • Pump, Air-Lift. See Air-Lijt Pump
  • Pump, Automatic-Gas, 695
  • Pump, Bradford Feed (Thwaites), 274
  • Pump-Spindles, Water-Packing for Centrifugal, 105, 166
  • Pumps, High-Lift Turbine, 887
  • Pumps, Mammoth, 603
  • Pumps, Motor-Driven, at the Royal Agricultural Show, 895
  • Pumping-Engine, Cornish Cycle, 391
  • Pumping-Engines at Hamburg Water Works, 525. See Erratum, 889
  • Pumping-Engines at the Antwerp Water Works, 735, 808
  • Pumping Hydraulic Plant for Wharf Crane, 224 Pumping Machinery for the New Chatham Dock, 294
  • Pumping Plant at the Miike Collieries, Japan, 151
  • Punching-Presses, Burchard’s Finger-Guard for, 583
  • Purification of Sewage and Water} 282
  • Purification of West Riding Rivers, 319, 381, 451, 490, 528, 598, 631, 667, 741, 811, 842, 877
  • Pyrometers, 655, 699
  • Pyrometers, Exhibition of, 673 See 655, 699
  • Queensland Government Railway, 8-Coupled Locomotive for, 748
  • Queensland Railway Carriages, Rolling-Stock, 534. See 748
  • Quick-Acting Railway Brake Trials, 327
  • Quick-Firing Guns. See Guns and H.MS.
  • “ Triumph”
  • Quicksilver. See Metal-Price Diagrams
  • Racing-Car, 96-Horse-Power Wolseley, 572
  • Racing-Launches, Napier, 557, 574, 615. See 256, 489 ; Erratum, 409
  • Radium Bromide Solution, Electric Conductivity of, 827
  • Radium Rays, Photographic Action of, 208
  • Radium, What may Result from the Study of, 166
  • Rail-Autocar. See Self-Propelled Car
  • Rail, Steel. See Steel
  • Rails, Belgium and English, 273
  • Railway Accidents:
  • Beighton, Great Central Railway, 784
  • Southport Line, 296, 339, 358
  • Accidents in 1903 (British and the United
  • States), 822
  • Railway Autocar, North-Eastern Railway, 15. See also Self-Propelled Car
  • Railway Block - Signalling in America, Compulsory, 199
  • Railway Bridge over the Clyde at Uddingston, 837
  • Railway and Canal Plans in Sweden, 759
  • Railway Carriage and Wagon Works Multiple Boring-Machine (Ransome, Newark-on-Trent), 355
  • Railway Carriage Works at Wolverton, London and North-Western Railway, 453
  • Railway Carriages, Royal Train, London and North-Western Railway, 92
  • Railway, Compulsory Block - Signalling in America, 199
  • Railway Construction, British, 308
  • Railway Economics, British, 717
  • Railway, Electric Traction on Swedish, 99
  • Railway, Electrification of Liverpool and South-poit, 48, 386. See Letters, 166, 615
  • Railway Electrification, North-Eastern, 473
  • Railway Expansion, Canadian, 491
  • Railway Extension, Grand Trunk, 404
  • Railway, Great Northern and City, 99
  • Railway, Lagos, 546
  • Railway Locomotives. See Locomotives and Self-Propelled Car
  • Railway Mineral Wagon. See Wagons
  • Railway, Pan-American, 545
  • Railway Passenger Carriages, Queensland, 534.
  • See 748
  • Railway Profile, Great Western, 612
  • Railway Profiles, French, and Locomotive Performances, 417, 442, 477, 560
  • Railway Progress in Argentina, 793
  • Railway Quick-Acting Brake Trials, 327
  • Railway Rates, Undue Preference, 24
  • Railway Rolling-Stock. See Carriages, Wagons, Locomotives, and Self-Propelled Car
  • Railway, Siberian, and its Results, 398
  • Railway Signalling, 199
  • Railway, Single-Phase Electric, 20, 509, 687
  • Railway Speeds, Great Western, 612, 687
  • Railway Speeds, Resistance to, 30, 788
  • Railway Station for Copenhagen, New Central, 792
  • Railway Stations. See Stations
  • Railway Steam Ferry, Danish, 827
  • Railway Trains, Speed and Resistance of, 788
  • Railway Tyres, Thermal Treatment of, 671, 727
  • See Heat Treatment and Letters
  • Railway Wagons, Steel, 376
  • Railways in Australia, Westralia, 755 ; Queensland, 748 ; Victoria, 508 ; South Australia, 265
  • Railways in China, 630
  • Railways in Egypt and the Soudan, 634
  • Railways, Electric. See Electric
  • Railways, Greater London, 231
  • Railways, Indian, 64, 858
  • Railways in Korea, 434
  • Railways in Mexico, 825
  • Railways and Tramway Competition, 263
  • Railways, Victorian, 508
  • Rain, Principal Causes of, 724
  • Rainfall and Population, 582
  • Rainfall, Principal Observations of, 724
  • Raising Water by Compressed Air, 25, 58, 59, 135,166, 192, 223, 296, 340, 502, 615
  • Ramsden Dock, Barrow-in-Furness, 499
  • Range of Solidification of Iron-Carbon Alloys, 707
  • Rateau, Professor A., on Applications of Steam-
  • Turbines, 839, 863, 880
  • Rateau Steam-Turbine and Reciprocating Engine in Torpedo-Boats, 462, 515. See 839, 862
  • Ratepayers and Local Government, 20
  • Rating of Electric Undertakings, 149
  • Rating, The Law of, 99
  • Raven, Vincent L., on Middlesbrough Dock Power-Plant, 882, 905
  • Redman’s Plant for Cleaning and Painting Ships, 63S
  • Reed, Sir Edward, on the Battleships “ Triumph ” and “ Swiftsure,” 425, 438. See also 71, 473, 505
  • Refrigerating Plant at Berlin, Abattoir, 743, 839
  • Refrigeration, Mechanical, 150
  • Refrigeration, Standard Unit for, 109
  • Refuse-Destructors and Electricity Station, 192 340
  • Refuse-Destruction and Heat-Utilisation, 797, 830, 839. See Letters
  • Regulations, Motor-Car, 402, 687
  • Reheaters and Superheated Steam, 884
  • Reidler-Stumpf Steam-Turbines, 211
  • Renewal of British Shipping* 337
  • Research on Aerodynamics, 579, 639
  • Reservoir at the Antwerp Water Works, 808. See also 735
  • Reservoir Colouring-Pen, 502, 537
  • Reservoir Embankments, 892
  • Reservoir, Ferro-Concrete at Antwerp, 808
  • Resistance of Air, Experiments, 30. See also Gases
  • Resistance, Air, and Plane Surfaces, 30 Resistance and Composition of Steel, 274 Resistance of High-Speed Trains, 788. See 30 Restraint of Trade, Contracts in, 2 Restrictions, Legal ; Power Distribution, 759 Results of Model Experiments, 459, 466 Reynolds’s Theory of the Universe, Normal Piling and, 695
  • Richards, Frank, on Labour Remuneration, 107 Right of Property in Shipbuilding Materials, 507
  • River Gunboat, H.M.S. “ Widgeon,” 614
  • River Pollution, West Riding, 319, 381, 451, 490, 528, 598,631, 667, 741 811, 842, 877
  • River Traffic in Siberia, 398. See 509
  • Rivet-Heating Furnace, Armstrong’s, 105
  • Road Locomotion. See Motor-Cars and Wagons
  • Road Steam-Wagons. See Wagons
  • Roberts-Austen, The late Sir William C., on the Heat Treatment of Steel, 118, 138, 170, 184, 205, 231, 239, 289. See Heat Treatment, 671, 727, and Letters
  • Rock-Drill, “ Drillibite,” 169
  • Rolling and Heeling of Ships, 459, 763, 801. See Leiters
  • Rolling-Mill Plants, Recent Progress in Wire-Rod and Bar, 776. See Erratum, 885
  • Rolling of Ships, Gyroscopic Effect of Flywheels on, 459, 484
  • Rolling-Stock for Queensland Railway, 534. See 748
  • Rolling Stock. See Carriages , Wagons, Locomotives, and Self-Propelled
  • Rontgen Radiations, Energy of Secondary, 499
  • Roofs, Wind Effect on, 297
  • Rotherham Sewage and West Riding Rivers, 490, 877
  • Roux, Paul, on Machinery-Packing for Export, 313
  • “ Roxburgh,” II.M.S., Launching, 164
  • Royal Agricultural Show. See Agricultural
  • Royal Meteorological Society. See Meteorological
  • Royal Society Soiree, 701, 893
  • Royal Train, London and North-Western Railway, 92
  • Rudders, Pressures on, 494, 537
  • Running Powers, Tramway, 579, 857
  • Russell, O. Newton, on Refuse-Destruction and
  • Heat-Utilisation, 797, 839. See also 830, and Letters : Refuse, andc.
  • Russian Industrial Crisis, 197
  • Russian Trade in Siberia, 398, 509
  • Russo-Japanese War, 229
  • Russo-Japanese War, Problems of Neutrality in, 130, 789
  • Russo-Japanese War and the Siberian Railway, 398
  • Russo-Japanese War, Wireless Telegraphy at, 850
  • Sachs, Mr. Edwin O., on Chicago Theatre Fire, 283. See also 54, 368
  • Sachs, Mr. Edwin O., on Fire-Prevention on Board Ship, 498, 658
  • Saloon Carriages, Royal Train ; London and North-Western Railway, 92
  • Salvage of Shipwrecks, 721
  • Sanding-up of Tidal Harbours, 201. See 30 Sandstone, Manufacture of Artificial, 372 “Sandwich” System. See Education and
  • Training
  • Sanitary Engineering, 129
  • Sanitary Law, 33
  • Sauvage, E., on French Compound Locomotives, 417, 442, 477, 560
  • Sawing-Machine. See Machine-Tools
  • Scheinig-Hofmann Shoe-Rail Joints, 125
  • Schlick, Herr Otto, on the Gyroscopic Effect of Flywheels on Board Ship, 459, 4a4
  • Scotch Private Bill Procedure, 753
  • Scotch Shipbuilding, 133, 152. See also 11, 62, 100, 230, 545
  • Scott-Moncrieff Sewage-Tester, 351
  • Scouting, Sea, 575, 580, 605. See Letters : Scouts Scouts. See War ships and Letters Screw-Cutting Lathe. See Machine-Tools Screw-Threads and Limit-Gauges, Standard, 473, 545
  • Scribanti, Professor A., on the Heeling and Rolling of Ships, 459, 763, 801. See Letters
  • Sea Action on Foreshores, 30. See 201
  • Sea Scouting, 575, 580, 605. See Letters : Scouts
  • Self-Propelled Car for the Paris, Lyons, and Mediterranean Railway, 635
  • Self-Propelled Carriage for the Taff Vale Railway, 48
  • Self-Propelled Cars for the North-Eastern Railway (Wolseley Company), 15, 572
  • Self-Propelled Vehicle. See Motor-Cars, Wagons, and Carriages
  • “ Sentinel,” H.M. Scout, 575, 580, 605. See Letters : Scouts
  • Separation of Oil; Davies-Perrett Electric System,
  • Servants’ and Masters’ Cases. See Legal
  • Sewage and Bacteria in Thames Estuary, 541, 577
  • Sewage Commission Report, 541, 577
  • Sewage-Tester, The Scott-Moncrieff, 351
  • Sewage and Water Purification, 282
  • Sewage and West Riding Rivers Purification, 319, 881, 451, 490, 528, 593, 631, 667, 741, 811, 842, 877
  • Sewerage and Sanitary Engineering, 129
  • Sewers and River Pollution. See River Pollution
  • Shadows Produced by Non-Homocentrie Pencils 208, 429
  • Shaft-Joint and Coupling, Newman, 425
  • Shafts, Whirling and Transverse Vibrations of, a on
  • Shallow-Draught Gunboat, 614
  • Shay Locomotive, 873
  • Sheaths of Alternating-Current Cables, Losses in the, 610
  • Sheet-Iron Tested Magnetically, 145 Sheffield Sewage and West Riding 877
  • Rivers, 490,
  • Shepherd’s Bush Station, Hydraulic Passenger Lift at, 189
  • Ship, Fire-Prevention on Board, 498, 658
  • I Ship Model Experimenting Tank, 455, 459, 466, 482
  • Ship Model Experiments ; Results, 459, 466
  • Ship Tonnage Laws, 273
  • Ship’s Composition, 495, 518, 535
  • Ships, Gyroscopic Effect of Flywheels on, 459, 484
  • Ships, Heeling and Rolling of, 459, 763, 801. See Letters
  • Ships, Redman’s Plant for Cleaning and Painting, 638
  • Ship’s Rudders, Pressures on, 494, 537
  • Ships. See also Steamers, Steamships, and IFar-ships
  • Ships, Transverse Strength of, 493, 584
  • Ships in War Time, Neutral, 130, 789
  • Shipbuilding Finance, 403
  • Shipbuilding in Germany, 149
  • Shipbuilding Materials, Property Rights in, 507
  • Shipbuilding Problems ; German Naval Architects’ Year-Book, 351
  • Shipbuilding. See Warships and Naval Architects
  • Shipbuilding Statistics and their Significance, 230
  • Shipbuilding Trade, State of, 11, 62,100,133, 152, 230, 545
  • Shipbuilding in the United Kingdom, 11, 62,100, 133, 152, 230, 545
  • Shipping, American, 521, 854
  • Shipping, British, 337
  • Shipping Company, Japanese, 170
  • Shipping, Japanese, 232
  • Shipping Subsidies, American, 685
  • Shipping Year-Book, German, 5
  • Shipwreck Returns, Lloyd’s, 58
  • Shipwrecks, Salvage of, 721
  • Shipyard, Electric Travelling, Crane at the Vulcan Works, Stettin (Stuckenholz), 712
  • Shoe-Rail Joints, Scheinig-Hofmann, 125
  • Shoreditch Refuse-Destruction and Heat-Utilisation, 797, 830, 839. See Letters : Refuse, Ac.
  • Siamese Irrigation, 302
  • Siberia, Coal in, 547
  • Siberia, Russian Trade in, 509
  • Siberian Railway and its Results, 398
  • Siberian Railway Traffic, 398
  • Siegwart Ferro-Concrete Floor-Beams, 150
  • Signalling in America, Compulsory Block, 199
  • Silencing Gas-Engines, 60
  • Single-Phase Electric Railway, 20, 509, 687
  • Sinking of Submarine Boat, 437
  • Six o’Clock Man, 25, 59, 165, 270
  • Slide-Rules for Regulating Coaling of Boilers, 619
  • Sludging of Dams, 842
  • Smoke Act Administration, 5
  • Smoke Nuisance in Calcutta, 24
  • Social and Industrial Progress in the United Kingdom, 200
  • Society of Arts:
  • Thermit; its Application to Metallurgical Engineering, by Professor C. D. Boys, 266
  • Cantor Lectures on Electro-Chemistry, by Mr. Bertram Blount, 368, 401, 472
  • National Profit in Iron and Steel Manufacture, by Mr. W. L. Digby, 683
  • Society of Engineers, 652
  • Society. See also Institutions
  • Solids, Elastic Properties of, 789
  • Solids, Surface Films of, 164
  • Soudan and Egypt, Progress of the, 634
  • Soundings, Aerial, in Denmark and Germany, 234
  • South African Diamond-Mining, 28
  • South Australian Railways, 265
  • South London Tramways, 155
  • South-West, Notes from, 16, 51, 103, 127, 159 193, 227, 268, 306, 331, 363, 395, 431, 475, 503^ 533, 581, 607, 643, 679, 715, 751, 784, 819, 851 889
  • South Yorkshire, Notes from, 16, 50, 103, 126 159, 192, 226, 268, 305, 330, 362, 394, 430, 474’ 502, 532, 581, 606, 643, 678, 715, 750, 784 818* 850,888 ’
  • Southport Railway Accident, 296, 339, 358
  • Spain, Chemical and Metallurgical Industries in, 382
  • Specifications, Government, for India-Rubber 55 Spectroscopic Exhibits at the Royal Society Soiree, 701, 893 3
  • Speed of Electric Motors, 403, 407
  • Speed-Indicator, “ Vulcan,” 405
  • Speed of Railway Trains, Resistance to, 30 788
  • Speeds on French Railways, 417, 442 477 560
  • Speeds on Great Western Railway, 612 687 Spelter Prices. See Metal-Price Diagrams Spmdies, Water-Packing for Centrifugal Pump, 105. See Letters
  • Spirit for Technical Purposes, 857
  • St. Blazey, Boiler Explosion at, 835
  • St, Louis Exhibition:
  • Board of Trade Exhibit (Social and Indus-trial Progress in the United Kingdom), 200 British Engineers’ Visit to America, 506 Cost of Exhibition, 738
  • Cotton-Machinery Exhibit (Platt Brothers and Co., Limited), 369
  • Distances to St. Louis, 507
  • Edison Phonograph Works, Orange, N.J 871 Electric-Generating Plant, 769
  • Electric Lighting and Cascades, 739
  • Engine, 5000-Horse-Power and Generator 3500-Kilowatt; Allis-Chalmers Company and Bullock Company, 886
  • Engineering Exhibits, 769
  • Engines, Stationary, 738, 769
  • G?nnnawr’ 35^°-Kilowatt Three-Phase, and 5000-Horse-Power Engine (Bullock Com-t -kan^’ ?nd Allls’0halmers Company) 886 Liberal Arts Building, 739 P b Locomotive-Testing Plant, 843 Locomotives, 757, 789, 805, 843 873 Machinery Hall, 738, 769 Openina“d65ietaUUrgy Exhibit9> 825
  • Progress with Buildings and Exhibits, 737,
  • Standard Screw-Threads and Limit-Gauges, 473, 545
  • Standard Test-Bars of Oast Iron, 409 Standard Unit of Refrigeration, 109 Standards Committee, Engineering, 266, 267 State Telephones, 470 Station Design, Power, 648 Station, Railway, at Copenhagen, 792 Stationery and Printing Exhibition, 686 Stations, Electric. See Electric Statistics, Shipbuilding, and their Significance, 230
  • Statistics of Workmen’s Compensation Cases, 612
  • Steam-Boilers. See Boilers and Water-Tube Boilers
  • Steam-Engine Practice, 525 Steam-Engines. See Engines Steam-Exhaust Heater, The “ Airedale,” 583 Steam-Ferry, Danish Railway, 827 Steam-Gauges, 292, 310, 342 Steam-Heaters and Evaporators ; Andrews and Cameron, 725
  • Steam Hydraulic Forging-Press, 677 Steam-Lorries. See Motor-Cars and Wagons Steam Motor-Car for Railways, 15, 48, 572, 635 Steam Motor Vehicles. See Motor-Cars and
  • Self-Propelled
  • Steam-Navvy (Ruston-Proctor), 816 Steam-Pipes, Harter’s Flexible, 137 Steam-Superheaters and Reheaters, 884 Steam-Superheaters. See also Superheaters Steam-Throttling, Economy of, 615 Steam-Trap, Geipel, Patent Case, 236 Steam Trials of Warships in 1903, 22 Steam-Turbines, 469, 651, 880 Steam-Turbine Applications, 839, 863, 880 Steam-Turbine, Curtis, 181. See Letter, 270 Steam-Turbine, De Laval, 846, 880 Steam-Turbine, Parsons, 469, 651, 718, 880 Steam-Turbine, Rateau, and Reciprocating
  • ^?ogine in Torpedo-Boat, 462, 515. See 839, 862
  • Steam-Turbine, Riedler Stumpf, 211 Steam-Turbine. See also Turbine. Steam Steam-Turbine, Zoelly, 770
  • Steam-Users-’. Association, Manchester, 859 Steam-Valve, Sugden’s Stop and Isolating, 27 Steam - Winch, 2J - Ton Frictional Double-Barrelled, '49. See Erratum. 785
  • Steamer, Deepening an American Paddle, 191 Steamer, Fire, for the Elswick Works (Merryweather), 105 k y
  • Steamer for Irish Lights Commissioners, 579 S 423'498Twln’Screw Cable-Laying, “Stephan,” StNigerikl i"6in’Screw> “ Corona,” for Northern
  • ^Win-Screw Tug, “ Isle of Wight,” 14 Steamers, Cargo and Intermediate, 537 Steamers, Ounard Atlantic 25-Knot, 469 651 Steamers Engines. See Engines, Marine
  • S<X>rS’ See alS0 Ships’ SteamshiPS, and War-S RecoJdf8W aiSerWi‘helm IL’’AtlanticSPeed-St44“S4h5L 487^ Mei-chant Cruisers ; Subsidies, cf®a1mnh.iP3 ’ Passengers on Atlantic Liner 198 Stee Bridges and Iron, Erection of, 359 Steel Buildings ; Baltimore Fire, 368 Stee ®!eotric> an<l Resistance, 274
  • «JeeJ, Elastic Properties of, 789
  • Steel and Iron as Applied to Engineering 941 S eee and American 615 S’ “
  • Mute In8t,tute- See Steel
  • Steel and Iron Manufacture, National Profit in, Steel, Metallurgy of, 627 Steel’Ra^way1Wa°onsr°376<^OrSee'ain’
  • SoSluon 0^7° Limited)”67^7“|epTO^8’ and Maxi®. Letters 5 * ormal Treatment and
  • Steel Tests, Commercial, 377
  • Steels, High-Speed, in Engineering Workshops, “Stephan,” Telegraph Cable-Laying Steamer, St;‘Cofona^aH6TUbe B°ilers for Steamer Stt°on56WarShip3’ B0iIera Slide-Rule Regula-Stop and Isolating Valve, Sugden’s Combined, SXVX!t’,297reen'3 Ec*uilib^>n>.
  • ! Stream PuritotVo'n^West Ilid”8'^ Li<luids> 132
  • En'
  • Structure of Metals ’ ’qi ’ 135> 165> 223 Students. See Training
  • Submarine-Boats 780,8*1 Educati^ Submarine Cable Trusts 279
  • SubSsn,eAmer^hs??lnPan'es, 272, 761 Subsidies Merchant rP1-ne’085
  • 440, 454, 487 ant Cru,ser3 Steamship,
  • See
  • Suburban Tank Locomotive for Lancashire and
  • Yorkshire Railway, 641
  • Subways in Kingsway, 303, 372
  • Sugden’s Combined Stop and Isolating Valve, 27
  • Sulphate of Ammonia and the Copper Industry in Spain, 382
  • Sulphur-Dioxide, Pressure-Temperature Curve of, 278
  • Sulphurous Acid Anhydrous Refrigerating Plant, 743, 839
  • Superheated Steam and Reheaters. 884
  • Superheater at the Antwerp Water • Works
  • (Easton and Co.), 735, 808
  • Superheater at Berlin Abattoir, 675
  • Superheater, Schmidt, for Cape Government
  • Locomotive, 133. See Letter, 166
  • Superheaters for Locomotive, 41 ; for Water-
  • Tube Boilers, 66, 675. See also 135
  • Surface Films of Solids. 164
  • Surveying; Wells’s Theodolite and Centering
  • Tripod, 39J
  • Suspension Bridges, Design of, 97
  • Suspension Cableways, Aerial, 580
  • “ Suspension ” Furnace Litigation, 755. See
  • Letter, 793
  • Sweden, Railway and Canal Plans in, 759
  • Swedish Railways, Electric Traction on, 99
  • Sweet, Air. John E., on Future Design of Machine-Tools, 109
  • “ Swiftsure,” H.M.S. See H.M.S. “ Triumph ”
  • Switchboard Instrument, Direct-Reading, 471
  • Taff Vale Railway ; Self-Propelled Car, 48
  • Tall Office Building ; Power Plant, 881
  • Tangye’s Enclosed Steam-Engine and Dynamo, 356
  • Tank, Ship Model Experimental, 455, 459, 466, 482
  • Tariff, Mexican, and the Iron Trade, 546
  • Tarpaulin Manufacture, 358
  • Teaching. See Education and / rmuuij
  • Technical Civil Service Appointments, 5/9
  • Technical Education, Appreciation of, 101, 13o
  • Technical Education. See also Education
  • Technical Institute, Northampton, 247
  • Technical Testing-Station at Berlin, 100
  • Tees Shipbuilding, 100,155, 545. See 11, 62, 133, 152, 230 , o
  • Telegraph Cable-Laying Steamer “ Stephan, 423, 498
  • Telegraph, Submarine, Companies, 2/2, <61
  • Telegraph Wires, Tension of, 759
  • Telegraphs, Type-Printing, in Berlin, 510
  • Telegraphone, 338
  • Telegraphy and Telephony, 354
  • Telephone. See Electric
  • Telephone Service, London, 754. See 719
  • Telephones, State, 470
  • Telescope, 40-In., at the Yerkes Observatory, 593, 663
  • Tellurium, 543
  • Temperature Measurement by Electric Methods, 336, 370, 402
  • Tenders of Locomotives. See Locomotives Tension of Telegraph Wires, 759
  • Test-Bar, Cast-Iron, 409
  • Test-House Equipment, Engine, 576, 589
  • Test of Prussian State Locomotives, 66. See 41, 135
  • Tester, Sewage, Scott-Moncrieff, 351
  • Testing-Appliances at the Northampton Institute, 247
  • Testing-Car on the Berlin Electric Tramways, 338
  • Testing Machine, Steel (Vickers, Sons, and Maxim, Limited), 671, 727. See Letters : Heat Treatment o f Steel
  • Testing-Plant, Locomotive, 843
  • Testing Station at Berlin. Technical, 100
  • Tests, Magnetic, of Whole Sheets of Iren 145
  • Tests of Material, Commercial, 377
  • Tests of Steam-Turbines, 899. See also Turbines
  • Textile Machinery at Bradford Exhibition, 651, 684
  • Textile Machinery in Germany, 147
  • Textile Machinery Exhibit at St. Louis (Flat Brothers and Co., Limited, Oldham), 369
  • Thames Estuary, Bacteria in, 541, 577 Thames and London Sewage, 541, 577
  • Thames Shipbuilding, 101. See 11, 62, 133,152, 230, 545
  • Theatre Fire, Chicago, 54, 283
  • Theatres, Prevention of Fires in, 452
  • Theodolite and Centering Tripod, Wells’s, 390
  • Thermal Treatment of Steel, 118, 138, 142, 170, 184, 205, 231, 239, 289, 671, 727. See Letters
  • Thermit and its Applications, 266
  • Thermometers, Electric, 336, 370, 402
  • Thermometric Measurement and Control of Furnace-Combustion, 629
  • Thermometric Measurement at Leiden Laboratory, 323, 349
  • Thermometric Work at the National Physical Laboratory, 416
  • Thornycroft’s Motor-Cars and Wagons, 220
  • Thornycroft’s Oil-Engine for Ships, 460, 46L
  • See 303 and Letters, 537, 616
  • Threlfall’s Micromanometer, 702. See 893
  • Threlfall, Richard, on the Motion of Gases in Pipes and the Use of Gauges to Determine their Delivery, 292, 310, 342
  • Throttling Steam, Economy of, 615
  • Tilting-Hammer, Ancient, in Somersetshire, 761. See Letters
  • Tin-Plate Prospects, 371
  • Tin Prices. See Metal-Price Diagrams Tonnage Laws, Ships', 273
  • Tool-Grinding Machines, 422, 492, 602, 704. For details see Index oe Illistratioxs
  • Tool-Smiths, Education of, 166
  • Tool-Steel, High-Speed, in Engineering Workshops, 318 *
  • Tools for Die-Cutting, 9, 44, 122
  • Tools. See Machine-Tools
  • Torpedo-Boat Destroyer. See Warships Torpedo-Boats. See Warships
  • Town-Refuse Destruction and Heat-Utilisation,/9<, 830, 839. See Letters
  • Traction, Electric. See Tramways, Electric, and i Railways
  • Traction-Engine. See Motor-Cars
  • Traction, Mechanical. See Motor-Cars, Wagons and Electric
  • Trade, Contracts in Restraint of, 2
  • Trade Crisis in Russia, 197
  • Trade Disputes, Compulsory Arbitration in, 853
  • Trade Disputes ; Compulsory Arbitration in Western Australia, 513
  • Trade Effluents and West Riding Rivers Purification, 319, 381, 451, 490, 528, 598, 631, 667, 741, 811, 812, 877
  • Trade, Government Department of, 891
  • Trade Libels, 823
  • Trade-Marks Law, 337
  • Trade-Marks and Patents, Chinese, 723
  • Trade, Shipbuilding*, 11, 62, 100, 133, 152, 230, 545
  • Trade-Union Bill, 609
  • Trade-Union Case, Latest, 232
  • Trade-Union Laws. See Legal
  • Trade-Union Tyranny, 372
  • Trades Disputes ; New Trade Union Bill, 609
  • Trading, Municipal, 162,215. See Letter : Salford Gas
  • Train-Brakes, Trials of Quick-Acting*, 327
  • Train, Electric, for the Lancashire and Yorkshire Railway, 49
  • Train Times in America, 507
  • Trains, Fast, on Great Western Railway, 612, 687
  • Trains, Resistance of High-Speed, 788
  • Trains. See also Railways
  • Training of British Naval Officers, 299
  • Training, Engineering, on North-East Coast, 53
  • Training of Engineers. See also Education
  • Training of Engine-Room Artificers, 569
  • Training of Japanese Naval Officers, 335
  • Training of Mining Engineer, 400
  • Tramcars. See Cars, Electric, and Tramways Tramway Construction, 219
  • Tramway, Electric, Surface-Contact, 58
  • Tramway Finance, Liverpool, 610
  • Tramway Running Powers, 857
  • Tramway Service, Newcastle Opposition to Through, 579
  • Tramway, The South London Conduit, 155
  • Tramway Subway in Kings way, 303, 372
  • Tramway, Testing-Car for, 338
  • Tramways and Compulsory Purchase, 720
  • Tramways and Municipal Assents, 162 '
  • Tramways and Railways, Competition of, 263
  • Transference of Heat through Boiler-Plate, 1
  • Transmission of Power. See Power-Station and Electric
  • Transparent Drawing-Board, Lester’s, 861
  • Transvaal Mining Machinery Improvements, 854
  • Transverse Strength of Ships, 493, 584
  • Trap, Steam, Geipel; Patent Case, 236
  • Travelling, Electric, Shipyard Crane at the Vulcan
  • Shipyard Works, Stettin (Stuckenholz), 712
  • Trials of Quick-Acting Railway Brakes, 327
  • Trials of Warships in 1903, 22
  • Triple-Expansion Engine. See Engines
  • Tripod, Wells’s Theodolite and Centering, 390
  • “ Triumph,” H.M.S. See H.M.S. “ Triumph” Truck Acts, 164, 436, 718
  • Truss, Test of Ferro-Concrete, 557
  • Trust, Competition and the American Steel, 433
  • Trust, German Steel, 510
  • Tube Railway, Great Northern and City, 99
  • Tube Railway. See Tunnel
  • Tube-Tunnelling Machine, 194
  • Tug, Twin-Screw, Isle of Wight, 14
  • Tunnel Railway, Great Northern and City, 99
  • Tunnel Segments Cast Direct from a Blast-Furnace, 855
  • Tunnelling-Machine, Electrically-Driven, 194 Turbine Condenser and the Board of Trade, 787. See Letters
  • Turbine-Driven Steamers for the Midland Railway, 434, 645, 858
  • Turbine-Jets, Contraction of, 350
  • Turbine, Parsons Steam, 718
  • Turbine-Pumps, High-Lift, 887
  • Turbine, Steam, Applications, 839, 863, 880
  • Turbine, Steam, Curtis, 181. See Letter, 270
  • Turbine, Steam, De Laval, 846, 880
  • Turbine, Steam, Rateau, and Reciprocating Engine in Torpedo-Boats, 462, 515. See also 839, 862
  • Turbine, Steam, Riedler-Stumpf, 211
  • Turbine, Steam ; 25-Knot Cunarders, 469, 651
  • Turbine, Steam, Zoelly, 770
  • Turbines for Low Falls, 304
  • Turbines, Water, Pitman's Regulator for, 617
  • Turning Flywheels, 25
  • Turning-Machine. See Machine-Tools
  • Turton’s Buffer for Mineral Wagons, 689
  • Twin-Screw Tug, Isle of Wight, 14
  • Tyne Shipbuilding, 63, 155, 230, 545. See also 11, 62, 100, 133, 152
  • Tyneside Tramway Running Power, 857
  • Type Printing Telegraphs in Berlin, 510
  • Tyranny, Trade-Union, 372
  • Tyres, Railway, Thermal Treatment of, 671, 772. See Heat Treatment and Letters
  • Uddingston Railway Bridge, Caledonian, 837 Underground Railways. See Tunnels and Tubes Union, Trades. See Legal
  • United States, Notes from the, 15, 95, 158, 234, 338, 358, 393, 473, 500, 534, 573, 642, 678, 722, 781, 818, 897
  • United States Railway Accidents, 1903, 822
  • United States Shipbuilding, 154
  • United States Submarine Boats, 397. See 281, 780, 821
  • United States Trust. See Trusts
  • Vacuum Glass and Piezometer at the Cryogenic Laboratory, 323, 349
  • Valve and Cylinder Details of Locomotives, 41, 66. See 135
  • Valve, Green’s Equilibrium Stop, 271. See Erratum-, 297
  • Valve, Sugden’s Combined Stop and Isolating, 27
  • Vapour Water, 393
  • Vehicle, Self-Propelled. See Carriages, Motor-Cars, Self-Propelled, and Wagons
  • Ventilating and Heating Small Workshops, 529
  • Veto of Ratepayers on Municipal Expenditure, 20
  • Vibrations of Shafts, Whirling and Transverse, 429
  • Vibratory Testing - Machine, Steel Duplex, (Vickers, Sons, and Maxim, Limited), 671, 727. See Letters : Heat Treatment of Steel
  • Vibrograph, Mallock’s, 701. See also 893
  • Vickers, Sons and Maxim, Limited ; Duplex Vibratory Testing-Machine, 671, 727. See Letters : Heat Treatment of Steel
  • Vickers, Sons, and Maxim, Limited. See H.M.S. “Triumph”
  • Vickers Steel, Thermal Treatment of, 671, 727.
  • See Heat Treatment of Steel and Letters
  • Victorian Railways, 508
  • Viscosity, Studies in, 731
  • Visit to America, British Engineers’, 506
  • Vogt Gas-Engine, 37
  • Volumenometer at the Cryogenic Laboratory, 323, 349
  • Vulcan Shipyard, Stettin ; Electric Travelling Crane (Stuckenholz), 712
  • “Vulcan ” Speed Indicator, 405
  • Wages, Assessment of a Miner’s, 383
  • Wages of London County Council Workers, 300
  • Wages, Piece-Work versus Premium, 107
  • Wages, Premium System in Government Dockyards, 339
  • Wages, Rational Basis of, 799, 838
  • Wagon-Buffer, Turton’s Mineral, 689
  • Wagon, Motor, Thornycroft, 220
  • Wagons, Large Capacity, and Railway Economics, 717
  • Wagons, Steam. See Motor-Cars ’
  • Wagons, Steel Railway 376
  • Waiha Mines, Cornish Cycle Pumping-Engines for, 391
  • War, Problems of Neutrality in Russo-Japanese, 130, 789
  • War, Russo-Japanese, 229
  • War, Russo-Japanese, and the Siberian Railway, 398
  • War-Time, Neutral Vessels in, 130 789,
  • War, Wireless Telegraphy and, 850
  • Ward’s Triplex Piston-Rings, 653

Warships:

  • Armour Distribution on Battleships, 778
  • Coaling Warships by Slide-Rule Regulation, 619
  • Electric-Lighting Engine, 150-Horse-Power, for British Ships, 530
  • Engines of H.M. Armoured Cruisers “ Kent,” “ Cornwall,” and “ Lancaster ” (Hawthorn, Leslie), 675
  • Expenditure of Principal Powers, Diagrams of, 366. See also 303, 333
  • Fire Prevention on Board, 498, 658
  • Guns for British Warships, 780. See also H.M.S. “ Triumph”
  • H.M.S. “Bellerophon ;” Floating Workshop at Devonport, 569
  • H.M.S. “ Bullfinch,” Accident on, 179. See 163 and Letter, 223
  • H.M.S. “Roxburgh,” Launching of, 161
  • H.M.S. “Sentinel” (Scout), 575, 580, 605. See Letters : Scouts
  • H.M.S. Steam Trials in 1903, 22
  • H.M.S. “Triumph.” See II. M.S. “Triumph”
  • H.M.S. “ Widgeon ” (River Gunboat), 614
  • H.M. Submarine, Loss of, 437
  • Japanese Cruisers “Kasuga” and “ Nis-shin ” (Ansaldo), 124
  • Japanese Navy, and Boiler Progress and Results, 547. See Letters
  • Merchant Cruisers and Steamship Subsidies, 440, 454, 487
  • Submarine-Boat Potentialities, 821. See 281
  • Submarine-Boats, 397, 437, 780, 821
  • Submarine Navigation, 281, 437
  • Torpedo-Boat, Oil versus Steam-Engines for, 460, 464. See also 303 and Letters, 537, 616
  • Torpedo-Boats with Rateau Steam-Turbine and Reciprocating Engines, 462, 515. See also 839, 862
  • Torpedo Progress, 780
  • Water-Tube Boilers, Management at Sea, 619
  • Water Companies and Fire-Extinguishment, 792
  • Water-Gauge, Wood’s, 61. See Erratum, 104
  • Water-Jets, Contraction of, 350
  • Water-Packing for Centrifugal-Pump Spindles, 105. See Letter
  • Water-Power, Congress on, French, 521
  • Water-Power, 304
  • Water-Power Station at Newry, 328
  • Water-Pump. See Pump
  • Water-Raising by Compressed Air, 25, 58, 59, 135, 166, 192, 223, 296, 340, 502, 615
  • Water and Sewage Purification, 282
  • Water-Tube Boiler, Stirling, for Steamer “Corona,” 156
  • Water-Tube Boiler and Superheater, 675
  • Water-Tube Boilers in the Japanese Navy, 547. See Letters
  • Water-Tube Boilers, Management of, at Sea, 619
  • Water-Tube Boilers, Yarrow, of H.M.S. “Triumph,” 89, 90. See Erratum, 127
  • Water-Turbines. See Turbines
  • Water-Vapour, 393
  • Waterways. See Rivers and Canals
  • Water-Wheels, Pelton, Pitman’s Governor for, 617
  • Water Works Acquirement, London, 544
  • Water Works, Antwerp, 735, 808
  • Waterloo Railway Accident, 296, 339, 358
  • Watson, George, on the Burning of Town Refuse, 830, 839. See also 797 and Letters
  • Wear Shipbuilding, 63, 155, 230, 545. See also 11, 62, 100
  • Web-Girders. See Bridges and Qirders
  • Welamsson Drawing-Table, 355
  • Wells’s Theodolite and Centering Tripod, 390
  • Welsh Private Bill Procedure, 753
  • West Hartlepool Town-Refuse Destructor, 830 839. See 797 and Letters
  • West Riding Rivers Purification, 319, 381, 451, 490, 528, 598, 631, 667, 741, 811, 842, 877
  • West, Thomas D., on Fan Power for Cupola, 766
  • West, Thomas D., on Green-Sand Mould, 64, 107
  • Western Australian Government Railways, 755
  • Westinghouse Brakes, Trials of Quick-Acting, 327
  • Westinghouse-Parsons Steam-Turbine, 899
  • Westminster Town-Refuse Destructor, 830, 839.
  • See 797 and Letters
  • Westphalia Wire-Rod and Bar-Rolling-Mill Plant, 776. See Erratum, 885
  • Wharf, Hydraulic, Jib-Crane, Tower Wharf, London,224
  • Wheels, Pelton, Pitman’s Governor for, 617 Whitby and Blyth Shipbuilding, 64
  • White, Sir William, on a National Experimental
  • Tank, 455, 482. See 459, 466
  • “Widgeon,” H.M. River Gunboat, 614
  • Wilson, the late Walter Henry, of Belfast, 724, 760
  • Winch, Steam, 2£-Ton Frictional Double-
  • Barrelled, 749. See Erratum, 785
  • Wind Effect on Roofs, 297
  • Winding-Engines, Electric, 403. See Letter, 297
  • Winding-Engines, Electrical, 214. See Erratum, 270
  • Wire-Rod and Bar Rolling-Mill Plants, Recent Progress, 776. See Erratum, 885
  • Wireless Telegraphy and the War, 850
  • Wires, Telegraph, Tension of, 759
  • Witton and Holford Works of Kynoch’s, Limited, 709
  • Wolseley Electric Rail-Autocar for the North-Eastern Railway, 15, 572
  • Wolseley Motor-Car, 6-Horse-Power, 463
  • Wolseley 96-Horse-Power Racing-Car, 572
  • Wolverton Carriage Works, London and North-Western Railway, 453
  • Wood, Multiple, Boring - Machine (Ransome, Newark-on-Trent), 355
  • Wood-Working Machinery. See Machine-Tools
  • Wood’s Water-Gauge, 61. See Erratum, 104
  • Workers’ Wages, Rational Basis for, 799, 838
  • Working of the Boiler Explosions Act, 197
  • Working Stresses, 19, 60, 104, 135, 165, 223
  • Workmen’s Cases. See Legal
  • Workmen’s Compensation Cases. See Masters* and Servants' Cases under Legal

Works:

  • Edison Phonograph Works, Orange, N.J., 871
  • Glover’s Cable Works, Manchester, 5
  • Hecla Steel Works, Sheffield (Hadfield), 577
  • Kynoch’s Works at Witton and Holford, 709
  • London and North Western Railway Carriage Works at Wolverton, 453
  • Napier Motor-Car Works, 256, 489, 557, 574. See Erratum, 409
  • Works and Factories, Power Transmission in, 686 Works Tests of Steam-Engines, 576, 589
  • Workshop, Floating, “ Bellerophon,” at Devon-port, 569
  • Workshop Tools. See Machine-Tools Workshops, Heating and Ventilating Small, 529
  • World’s Pig Iron, 511
  • Yarrow Boilers of H.M.S. “Triumph,” 89. See Erratum, 127
  • Yarrow Torpedo-Boat with Rateau Turbine, 462, 515. See 839, 862
  • Year-Book of German Naval Architects, 351
  • Year-Book, German Shipping, 5
  • Year-Books. See Literature
  • Yerkes Observatory and 40-In. Telescope, 593, 663
  • Zambesi River, Electric Cableway over (Poole’s), 572
  • Zinc Prices. See Metal-Price Diagrams
  • Zoelly Steam-Turbine, 770

Sources of Information