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The Engineer 1861 Jul-Dec: Index: Miscellaneous

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  • Aberdare Colliery Company, 371
  • Abolition of Patents, 315
  • Academy of Sciences, 50, 58, 91, 172, 201
  • Accident, Coal Nine, France, 235
  • at Dover, 250 Accidents in Coal Mines, 20, 41
  • Compensation for, 4, 60, 12.01
  • Railway, 13, 21, 48, 141, 144, 164, 107, 275, 30
  • How Happen, 262
  • Accidental Death Insurance Company, 230
  • Accordeons, 188, 204
  • Admiralty Docks Basins, 108
  • Address to the British Association, Mr. Fairbairn's, 161
  • Advertisements, Value of, 232
  • Aero Hydraulic Motion, 302
  • Aert's Water Axle-Boxes, 264
  • African Exploration, 75
  • Agricultural Meeting in Holland, 20
  • Aich's Metal. 174
  • Air Apparatus, Paritz's, 177
  • Compressing and Exhausting, Partz's Apparatus,
  • Albert, Prince Consort, Death of, 375
  • Alcoholometry, 296
  • Allen's Steam and Water-Tight Joints, 371
  • Valve Gearing, 283
  • Alleyne's Manufacture of Iron, 298
  • Alloys, Fusible, 331, 347
  • America, Decrease of Trade with, 119
  • Iron Plated Ships. 384
  • New Telegraph Route to, 230
  • Railway Workshops in, 235
  • Telegraph to, 14
  • American Artillery, 267
  • Estimate of Indian Cotton, 102
  • American Fire-Engines and Firemen, 197
  • Floating Battery, 115
  • Gunboat, New, 282
  • Iron Clad Frigate, 392
  • Manufacturing, City, 235
  • Railways, Moans of Safety on, 200
  • Rifled Cast Iron Cannon, 171
  • Shell, 118
  • Steamboats, Speed of, 272
  • Steam Car for Street Tramways, 233
  • Wrought Iron Cannon, 173
  • Ammonia, Method of Collecting, Manning's, 370
  • Anaesthetic, a sow, 110
  • Anchors, Chain Cables and,
  • and Chains, Testing, 16
  • Raising and Stopping Cables, Davis', 387
  • Anemometers, Friction of, 43
  • Appointments, Naval Engineers, 126
  • Aquarium, the, 326
  • Arctic Regions, Latest from, 216
  • Arming Mail Steamers, 386
  • Armour Plates, 61, 78, 95
  • Iron, .S28
  • for Ships, Lungeley's, 136
  • Armstrong Gun, the, 35, MS, 190, 213, 237, 255, 263, 2C9 323, 331, 359
  • and Jones' Target, 101
  • Trials with .s77
  • Armstrong, Sir W. G., and the Patent Laws, 153, 174, 231
  • and Patents. 106
  • and the Wire Gun, 19S
  • and his Workmen, Armstrongs, the, 3S7
  • Artesian Well at Passy, 247
  • Wells, 261
  • Artificial Sugar, 67
  • Artillery. American, 267
  • and Armour
  • Arts, Useful, Mr. Gladstone on, 235
  • Asia, Central. Expeditions in, 167
  • Association of British Inventors, 218, 234
  • Association, London Steam Power, 191
  • Manchester, for the Prevention of Boiler Explosions, 13, 71, 118, 169, 267, 332

ASSOCIATION OF NORTHERN MINING ENGINEERS:—

  • Boring through Quicksands, by Mr. P. S. Reid, 44
  • Friction of Anemometers, by Messrs. Atkinson and Daglish. 43
  • Main damn at Moira, by Mr. Geo. Fowler, 43 AZ
  • Meeting in Birmingham. 38
  • Mining Engineering, Progress of, by Mr. J. T. W6 house, 43
  • Safety Cages, by Mr. R. Aytoun, 38
  • Somerset Coal Field, by Messrs. Cossham and Greenwell, 38
  • The Northern Coal Field, by Mr. T. G. Hall, 38
  • Underground Engines, by Mr. S. Bailey,: 38
  • Workings in the Thick Coal, by Mr. H. Johnson, 44
  • Association, Steam Boiler, in London, :134 D
  • Asphaltum, 267 suit Atlantic Steamships, S2't 44ulot.,(1110.1
  • Auld's Fluid Meter, 16
  • Austin, Mr. H. Death of, 249
  • Australia, Notes' from, 31, 145, 215, 271, 308, 385riy, Railways in Victoria, 44
  • Australian Machinery, Air Pumping Engine, 232
  • Steam Engine, 206
  • Reaping Machine, 265
  • Austria, Naval Resources of, 79 ‘'.4.2r
  • Axle Boxes, Water, Aert's, 264.
  • Bahia and San Francisco Railway, 2471.'4'13
  • Balaklava Railway, 392
  • Ballooning, Military, 13 .
  • Banca Strait, 97
  • Bankruptcy and Insolvency, 46 "
  • Barber's Mine Lamps, 46
  • Barclay's Pumping Engines, 202.
  • Barometer, Water, 146
  • Barometers, Mountain, Negretti and Zambra’s, 137
  • Barometric Oscillations at Geneva, Irregular
  • Barry, the late Sir C., 106
  • Battery, Floating, American, 115
  • Batteries and Plated Ships, Russell's 77 "
  • Battering Ram, Now Orleans, 238
  • Bayswater Road Tramway, 23
  • Beams, Welded, Bertram's, 67
  • Bees in Sugar Refineries, 77 " 34'
  • Belfield's Reaping and Mowing Machines, 90
  • Bertram's Welded Beams, 67
  • Bessemer Process, 78, 218 16)1
  • Bessemer's Malleable Iron and Steel, 160
  • Ordnance, 161 11,41141
  • and Projectiles, 136
  • Bessemer's Projectiles and Ordnance, 35T
  • Bills, Railway, for 1862, 373
  • Birkbeck's Pistons, 232 ,ntoii48
  • Birkenhead, Canada Works at, 309 ("4'18
  • Shipbuilding at, 215"
  • Blackfriars Bridge, Now, 74 1
  • Black Prince, Iron Plated Ship, 313
  • Trial Trip, 44
  • Blakely Cannon, 200
  • Capt. and Sir W. G. Armstrong, 176
  • Rifled Guns, 304
  • Blood, Products of the Putrefaction of, 278
  • Boat Lowering Apparatus, 236
  • Boats, City of Dublin Company's, 42
  • Boiler Explosions, 5, 7, 24, 28, 35, 48, 55, 59, 78,92, 205, 212, 2.51
  • and their Causes, 159
  • Feeder, Self-acting, 267
  • Fittings, Ridge's, 327
  • Making in France, 232
  • Boilers, Marine, 237
  • Steam, Cater's, 370
  • W. and J. Galloway's, 16
  • Scott's, 342
  • Vertical, 95, 120, 133 71." "'
  • for Warming Buildings, Crooks; 2161' 60.104
  • Bolt and Nut Screwing Machine, 200
  • Bolts, Drawing, Towle s Apparatus, 311.•
  • Boots and Shoes, Prior's Machinery, 217
  • Boot and Shoe-making by Machinery, 343
  • Boring through Mont Cenis, 41
  • Quick Sands, A. F. N. W. E., 44
  • Boulogne, the Port of, 160
  • Bradley and Craven's Brick Machinery, 103
  • Brake, Steam. T. and H. Wright's, 310
  • Brakes, Railway, 207
  • Watkin's, 264 ".
  • Steam, Muntz's, 91.g
  • Brassey, Mr., 332
  • Breakwater, 177
  • Breakwaters, Tyne, 233
  • Brest, New Bridge at, 41
  • Brick Machinery, 44
  • Bradley and Craven's, 103
  • Making by Machinery, 284 .
  • Bridge, Blackfriars, New, 74, 369
  • at Brest, 41
  • Clifton Suspension, 79
  • Inverted Arch, Cowper's, 205
  • Iron, the First, 244
  • Lambeth. 93
  • Menai 34 s
  • Westminster, 16 '
  • Bridges, Inverted Arch, 300, 312, 328, 373
  • Iron, 81, 109. 221, 269
  • W. Humber's New Work on 218, 238.101
  • Railway, 22
  • Bridgewatorana, 392
  • Bridgewater Canal and its Difficulties; 862
  • the Duke of, 393
  • Bridgnorth Waterworks, 290
  • Brighton Railway Disaster, 141, 164
  • Brisbane, River. 384
  • Bristol Line of Transatlantic Steamers, 234
  • Mining School. 169

BRITISH ASSOCIATION FOR THE ADVANCEMENT OF SCIENCE, 53

  • Action of Water on Lead, by Dr. F. C. Calvert, 17; Address of the President, 131
  • Admiralty Iron-cased Ships, by Mr. E. J. Reed, 153
  • Application of Ebonite or Hard India-rubber, by H. A. Silver, 201
  • Application of Workshop Tools to the Construction of Steam Engines and' other Machinery,' by Mr. J. Robinson' 199
  • Artillery v. Armour, by Capt. Blakely, RA., 153
  • Experiments on the Gauging of Water by Triangular Notches, by J. Thomson, A.M., 282
  • Gunboats Capable of Engaging Armour-plated Ships at Sea, Proposal for, by Dr. Eddy; 154 '
  • Iron Construction, Strength or Iron Columns and Arches, by Mr. F. W. Shields, 185
  • Patent JAWS, by Sir W. G. Armstrong,155
  • f,5.109 . Report, by Mr. Jas. Heywood, F.R.S., 155
  • Tribunals, by Mr. W. Spence, 175
  • Patents, Prof. Rogers, 155
  • Considered Internationally, by Mr. Macfie, 15.,
  • Property of Inventions, by Mr. T. Webster, F. R.S., 214
  • Report of the Committee on Steamship Performance, by Mr. Scott Russell, 153
  • Resistance of Ships, by Prof. W. J. M. Rankine, 175
  • British Museum, 275
  • Britten's Projectiles, 232,
  • Brush's Fog Signals, 1
  • Building of the Exhibition of 1862, .87
  • Bullets, Velocity of Rifle, 191
  • Burning of Klarikoff, 2.
  • Burns' Mode for Opening and Closing Portholes, 8
  • Cables, Discharge of Telegraph, 104, 138
  • Caisson under the Rhino, at the Heel Bridge Works, 18
  • Canada Works at Birkenhead, 309
  • Canadian Oil Springs, 121
  • Traffic, 306
  • Canal, Bridgewater, and its Difficulties, 352
  • Ship's, in Cheshire, 343
  • Ship, from Amsterdam to the Sea, 3C6
  • Suez, 42, 55
  • Tunuo1s and Steamboats, 167
  • Canals, Steam Power on, 231
  • Caution, Blakely, 200, Breech-loading, 13S Rifled, 267, 846
  • Cast Iron, American, 171
  • Wrought Iron, 190
  • American, 173
  • Caoutchouc Insulation 120, 159
  • Car, Steam. for Street Tramways, American, 233
  • Carbon with iron, Effects of, 4c., 3L E., 63
  • Carding Machinery, Rivett's, 357
  • Carriage, the Queen's Railway, 105
  • Steam, for Street Railways, Grice and Long's, 3
  • Carriages, Railway, Seely's, 102
  • With Sleeping Berths, 153
  • Cater's Steam Boilers, 370:
  • Cement., 21
  • Cement, Limo and, 375 .i r. ,
  • Census of New South Wales, 126
  • of Victoria, 110
  • Chain Cables and Anchors, 8
  • Works, Pontypridd, Lenox's, 122
  • Chatham and Sheerness, Defences of, 338
  • Chattel, A., 367
  • Chemistry and Electricity, Optics, 59
  • Physical Basis of Solar, 43, 59
  • Chili, Railways in, 308
  • Chubb and Hunter's Locks, 60
  • Cinchona in India, 248 4.4
  • City Commission of Sowers, 275 ,7
  • of Dublin Company's Boats, 42 ,
  • Civil and Mechanical Engineers' Society, 7

CIVIL AND MECHANICAL ENGINEERS' SOCIETY:

  • Cornish Mines, by W. Gill, 809
  • Geology in its Relation to Mining Engineering a d Agriculture, by R. C. Paterson, 344
  • Haddon Tunnel, by Mr. J. S. Allen, C.E., 369
  • Hydraulic Steam Cranes, by Mr. A. Chairman, 369
  • Steam Fire Engines, by Mr. Charles B. King, 279
  • Theory of Steam and other Heat Engines, by Mr. F. Campin 392
  • Various Methods of Sinking Iron Cylinders for Foundations, by J. B. Walton, 2116
  • Clark's Machinery for Planing or Cutting Wood, 35
  • Clifton Suspension Bridge, 79
  • Clock for the Great Exhibition, 186
  • Clothing, the Warmest and Best, 314
  • Clutches Hill's, 327
  • Clyde Steamboats, 285
  • Coaches, the last, 233

Coal,

  • Compressed, 53, 76
  • Exports, 166, 276% 830
  • Gold and the Pacific Railway, 280
  • Indian, 235
  • Market, London, 235
  • Liverpool,.280
  • Mine Accident in Franco, 235
  • Mines, Yorkshire, 101
  • Accident., in, 20, 41
  • Miners' Strike in New South Wales, 322
  • Silkstone, 186
  • Supply of to the Metropolis, 24,'32
  • Tests, De Percy on, 392
  • Welsh Steam, 297
  • Working, Ridley and Rotherby's Machinery, 295
  • Workings in the Thick, A. of N.M.E., 44
  • Coalfield, Northern, A. of N. M.E., 3S
  • Somerset, A. of N.M.E., 38
  • Coals Classified, 346
  • Cocoa, Flaking, 847, 375
  • Coking Ovens, 339
  • Colas' Apparatus for Transmitting Motion, 118
  • Cole's Cupola Shields, 169,192
  • Collet's Express Locomotive, 47
  • Colliers, Screw, 90
  • Colonies and the Great Exhibition, 167
  • Comet, the, 84, 71
  • Commissioners of Patents' Report, 1860, 139
  • Company, Corsican and Mediterranean Gas, 80S Great Ship, 295
  • Companies, Now, 251
  • Compensation for Accidents, 4, 50, 126
  • Concrete, Machine for Making, 245
  • Used in the Late Extension of the London Docks, 340
  • Condensation, Cylinder, 59
  • Surface, the Hibernian, 5
  • Condensers, Surface, 277, 293
  • Jack and Rollo's, 268, 284
  • Cone Problem, 315
  • Confiscation of Inventions, 109
  • Conservative Land Society, 216
  • Consumption, Theory of, 246
  • Contractors, Engineers, &c., 347
  • English, in. France, 197
  • Contracts for Two Large Transports, 20
  • Cooper's Breech-loading Firearms,
  • Copyright of Designs Bill, 5
  • Corbett's Puddling and Heating Furnace, 187
  • Furnaces, 221
  • Core Barrels, Gibson and Knighton's, 137
  • Cornish Engine, 169
  • Mines, 308
  • Cotton Cleaning, Hayden's Apparatus, 329
  • Cleansing, Dunlop's Machinery, 280, 311
  • Cost of Cultivation in India, 316
  • Cultivation in India,
  • Crisis, the, 171
  • Field, Jamaica, 87
  • Growing in Pernambuco,
  • India, &c., 23
  • Indian, an American Estimate of, 102 0000j
  • from India, 290
  • Question 346 ,
  • in India, 2385
  • Manufactures, 102
  • Metropolis, Statistics of, 200 w '
  • Mills, Lancashire,
  • Substitute for, 3'.48
  • Surat, 826
  • and Tobacco in India, 233
  • Cotton and other Crops in Egypt, 245 ,
  • Counterweighting Portable Engines, 373, 391
  • Cowper's Inverted Arch Bridge, 295
  • Cranes, Hydraulic and Steam, 36i
  • Crawley and Schneider's Safety Lamps, 136
  • Crichton’s Lifting Screw Propeller,. 157
  • Crook's Boilers for Warming Buildings, 216
  • Cubitt, F.R.S., Death of Sir William, 230 ,
  • Cultivation, Steam, 49 1
  • in Lincolnshire, 325
  • Cultivators at Leeds, Trial of Steam, 15, 84, 88
  • and Ploughs, Smith's, 336
  • Cunard Steam Fleet, 72 0,
  • Steamship Scotia, 304
  • Cunningham's Sails and Rigging, 186
  • Currents, Thermo-Electric, in Circuits of one Metal, 222
  • Telluric, 118
  • Cuthbert's Reaping and Mowing Machines, 218
  • Cylinder Condensation, 59
  • Cylinders, Iron, Sinking for Foundations, 296
  • Danchell's Tests for Water, 76
  • Davies and Allen's Safety Valves, 202
  • Davis' Improvements in Raising Anchors, &a, 387
  • Davison and Patterson's Steam Engines, 280

DEATHS—

  • Death, Causes of, 90
  • Deaven's Fire Escape, 32
  • Deep Sea Telegraphy and the Government Inquiry; 188, 207
  • Defence, the, 156
  • of Liverpool, 388
  • Defences of Chatham and Sheerness, 33$
  • National, 299
  • of Toronto, 392
  • Dering's Rail Joints, 6, 59, Y9 1
  • Designs Bill, Copyright of, 5
  • Devonport Dockyard, Now Dock at, 87
  • Dewrance, Mr. J., Death of, 36
  • Digging Machine, Romaine's, 104
  • Discharge of Telegraph Cables, 104, 138
  • Distances, Measuring, by the Telescope, 324
  • Distilling Bituminous Substances, Young's Apparatus, 203
  • Dock Accommodation in the Pacific, '373
  • at Devonport Dockyard, 87
  • (Dry) at Leith, 358
  • Docks and Basins, Admiralty, 108
  • Falmouth, 265
  • Floating, Rennie s, 80
  • in Liverpool, 244
  • Dodman and Bellhouse's Hoists, 103
  • Domes at the Great Exhibition Building, 130 4'17
  • Doubling and Double Twisting Machinery, W. and L. Kay's, 216 4814
  • Douglas, General Sir Howard, Death of, 296
  • Drainage of London, Main, 213
  • Drainage. Under, Discharge from, etc., 344
  • Drift Deposits near Blackpool, 308
  • Round, Eglin's, 187 - 4
  • of the Sea, 140
  • Drills, Rock, Poole, Wright, Hemming, and Scarby's, 190
  • Drinking Fountains, Earl Russell on, 263
  • Drying Moulds and Cores, Jordan's Apparatus, 326
  • Dudgeon's Hydraulic Punching Apparatus, 76
  • Dumpy Level, Mr. Gravatt's Adjustment of, 24, 35
  • Dunlop's Machinery for Cleansing Cotton, 280, 311
  • Dutch Engineers, 332
  • Eclipse of the Sun, 372
  • Eddystone Lighthouse, 872'
  • Edwards' Air Engines, 32
  • Eglin's Round Drift, 187
  • Egypt, Cotton and other Crops in, 245
  • Electricity, Optics, Chemistry, and, 59 '9"
  • Electric Postage, 118
  • Electro-Protection of Metals, 49, 78
  • Emigration to Natal, 118

Engine,

  • Air Pumping, Australian Machinery, 232 1
  • Cornish, 169
  • The Locomotive, 3S9 ;
  • Marine, Improvement, 392
  • Steam, Australian Machinery, 206
  • and the Steam, 95
  • Treatise on, 9
  • Traction, Bray's, 168, 275
  • Air, Edwards', 32
  • Symme's, 91
  • and Boilers, Weallen's, 220
  • Compound Steam, 204
  • Counterweighting Portable, 373, 391
  • Fire, and Firemen, American, 197
  • Steam Fire, 8, 221
  • Fire, Steam, 279
  • Shand and Mason's, 314
  • and Generators' Roberts', 311
  • High Pressure, 347
  • Perkins and Williamson's, 307
  • Locomotive, 7, 23, 52, 191, 253, 285
  • Locomotive Express, 48
  • Marine, 107
  • Ploughing, and Implements, Homersham's, 371
  • Portable Steam, 51
  • and Propellers, Screw, Wilson% 106
  • Pumping, Barclays, 202
  • Single and Double Cylinder, 78, 125
  • Marine, 120
  • Steam, 392
  • Davison and Patterson's, 280
  • Howden's, 6
  • Humphrey's, 265
  • Miller's, 360
  • Shipton's, 140
  • Traction, Boydell's, 90
  • Underground, A. of N.M.E., 38
  • Engineering Education, 391
  • instruction, 287
  • Lecturers, 375
  • Practice, 299, 361
  • Progress, 285, 297 ! 11
  • Works Abroa4, 247
  • Engineers, Naval, Appointments of, 126
  • and Contractors, 347 Dutch, 331
  • Evans' Railway Wheels, 202
  • Excursion Train. 118
  • Exhibition of 1862, 140
  • Building of 1862 67
  • Progress of, 145
  • at Florence, 246
  • the Great, 106, 121, 202, 217 '
  • the Domes, 139
  • Great, and the Colonies, 167
  • Prize Medal, 166
  • Italian, 1861, 88
  • Expanding Mandril, 37, 51, 65, 77
  • Expeditions in Central Asia, 167,
  • Experiments, Gun, 251
  • at Shoeburyness, 14, 67, '255, 34
  • Explosions, Boiler, 5, 7, 24, 28, 85, 36 4,S 55; 5 8, 92, 179, 205, 212, 251
  • and their Causes, 159
  • Explosion of Blast Furnace Tuyeres, 233
  • Extension of the Mid-Sussex Railway, 159
  • Fairbairn's, Mr., Address to the British Association, 161
  • Fairbairn, Mr., on High Pressure steam, 230
  • Mr. NV., Offer of Knighthood. Declined, 213(i1
  • Falling Bodies, 391
  • Fall of a Railway Station Hoof, 21.1
  • of a Railway Tunnel, 6
  • Falmouth Docks, 265
  • Fame, Born to, 37
  • Fastening for Fish-plate, Nuts, and Bolts, Tizards', 32
  • Feed Apparatus, Self-acting, Routledge’s, 243
  • Feed-water Apparatus, Hunt's, 76
  • Fens, the, 342
  • Fire-arms, breech-loading, Cooper's, 00, Jones', 326 1 .11 1.i
  • Fire Brigade Reform, 18
  • Volunteer, 269
  • Fireproof Buildings, 13
  • Dress, Newly Invented, 3
  • Fire at a Coalpit, 117
  • Escape. Deavin’s, 32
  • Fires and Great Warehouses, Great, 4
  • in Liverpool, Extensive, 35
  • Fleet, the Cunard Steam, 72
  • Fleets, Steam, Our Mercantile, 146
  • Fleetwood's Rolling Metals, 157
  • Florence, Exhibition at, 240
  • London to, 2M
  • Fluting Rollers, Ryder's Machines, 343
  • Foreign and Colonial Jottings, 13, 31, 55, 60, , 76, 87, 114, 130, 145. 166, 236, 250, 292, 306, 313, 338 346, 358, 377. 393
  • Enterprise, 4, 18, 41, 63, 39, 159 .1 "•1,1;
  • Forged Iron Plates and the Armstrong Gun, 311
  • Forging Press or Hammer, Haswell's. 93
  • Formula for Wrought iron Girders, 253
  • Fortifications, French Coast, 49
  • on the Medway„ 251
  • at Portland, 195
  • of Portsmouth, 113
  • Fouling of Iron Ships, '287, 297, 316
  • Foundations, Sinking Iron Cylinders for. 296
  • Foundry Swallowed 1)5r a Coal Mine, 244
  • Fountains, Drinking, Earl Russell on, 283
  • Fracture of Metals by Crystallisation Prevented, Marshall's, 343
  • France, Locomotive Building in, 327
  • Railway Accidents in, 13
  • Free Trade in Inventions. 28.
  • French Bunkum, a Bit of, 251
  • Coast Fortifications, 49
  • Engineer upon English Iron Shipbuilding, 98 261
  • Iron,267
  • Postage, 398
  • Railway Traffic, 244'
  • Railways, 197
  • Accidents on, 340
  • Society of Civil Engineers,
  • Frigate, Iron-clad, American, 392
  • Frigates, Iron, Proposed New, 139
  • Fuel, Economy of, 279
  • Furnace, Puddling and Heating, Corbett's, 1S7
  • Furnaces, Blast., 75 '
  • Corbett's Puddling, 221
  • Puddling, C. W. and F. Siemens, 119
  • Taking off the Waste Gas from Open-topped Blast, 19
  • Galloway's, W. and J., Steam Boilers, 16 ,
  • Galway Line, the, 38
  • Steamships, 37
  • Gardiner's Springs 371
  • Gas in the British Museum, 146
  • Great Western Railway and London, 280
  • Leslie's Coal, 126
  • Lighting in the City, 246
  • Manufacture of, Taylor's, 252
  • from Open-topped Blast Furnaces, taking of Waste, 19
  • Phosphorescence of Rarefied, 372
  • Pictures and,
  • Super-Carburetting Coal, 103
  • or Water, 216
  • from Water, 316
  • from Wood, 7
  • Gauge of Wire, the, 78
  • Gauges, War of, in the West., 314
  • Gauging of Water by Triangular Notches, 282
  • Gearing of Mowing Machines, Manwaring’s
  • Valve, Allen's, 233
  • General Steam Navigation Company, 126,
  • Generators and Superheaters, Ridley's, 827 I
  • Geology, its Relation to Mining, Engineering,, and Agriculture, 344
  • Gibson and Knighton's Core Barrels, 187.
  • Giffard's Injector, 174, 204, 218, 250, 266, 267, 8S9
  • Giffard's Injector as an Elevator for the Drainage of Pit Workings, 293
  • Girders, Formula for Wrought Iron, 253
  • Tubular, 104
  • Gladstone, Mr. on the Useful Arts, 235
  • Glasgow Harbour, Trade of, 292
  • Gloucester Railway Station, 243
  • Gold, Coal, and the Pacific Railway;
  • Government, Irresponsible, 275
  • Governor Balls, the Theory of Action of,
  • Governors, Haworth's, 137 f2tir . A libilL1
  • Grainger, Mr. Richard, Death of
  • Grangemouth Harbour Works, 383
  • Gravatt's, Mr., Adjustment of the Dumpy Level, 24, 35
  • Great Eastern, 42, 45, 178, 204, 207, 246, 3;16
  • Steering Gear of the, 185, 1§7. . ,8,tx
  • Voyage to Quebec, 36
  • Exhibition, the, 358
  • the Building for, 353,
  • Machinery of, 282
  • Indian Peninsula Railway, 282
  • Indian Peninsula Railway, the Thul Ghaut Incline, 17
  • Western Railway and London Gas, 280
  • Greenwood and Kinder's Machinery for Working in Wood, 281
  • Greenwood's Saw Frames, 346
  • Grenade, Centripetal, Frictional, or Percussion, 49
  • Grice and Long's Steam Carriages for Street Railways, 3
  • Griffith.', Mr., on the Iron Trade, 145, 168, 247, 300
  • Guerin's Hydraulic Press, 47
  • Gun, Armstrong, 35, 173, 190, 213, 237, 1143, 255, 269, 323, 331, 359
  • Barrels, Perry's, 248
  • Experiments, 251
  • Metal, 218, 285
  • Mersey, 93, 187
  • the Prince Alfred, 309
  • Steam, Perkin’s 390
  • Whitworth, and Palmerston, 353
  • Guns, Armstrong, Trials with, 477
  • Cast. Iron, Lankester's, 235;:,„:1
  • for the Coast, 165
  • on the Blakely Principle in America, 268
  • Rifled, Capt. Blakely’s, 304
  • Strength of, 178
  • Wrought Iron Hooped, 267
  • Gunboat, American, New, 282
  • Gunboats to Account, Turning the, 390
  • Capable of Engaging Armour-plated Ships at Sea, Proposed, 154
  • Gunpowder, Experiments with, 93, 103
  • White,
  • Hall’s Machinery for Spinning and Doubling, 44 44
  • Hammers, Actuating Machine, Winlow and Cowan’s, 314
  • Steam, 331
  • Harbour, Kurrachee, 110
  • Works, Grangemouth, 383
  • Progress of, 262,
  • Harrild's, R. and H., Printing Addresses, 173
  • Harrows, Roberts',
  • Haswell's Forging Press or Hammer, 98
  • Haworth's Governors, 137
  • Haydon's Apparatus tor Cleaning Cotton, 329
  • Hazeldine's Lynch-pin, 206
  • Health, Railway Appliances and the Public, 325
  • Hebson and Ramsden's Fresh Water Apparatus, 20
  • Hibernian, the, Surface Coudensation,.5
  • Higgins and Whitworth's Roving Spindles, n3
  • High Pressure Steam, 141
  • Mr. Fairbairn on, 30
  • Railway Speeds, 51
  • Speeds, 93
  • Hill's Clutches, 327
  • Hirsch's Screw Propellers, 46
  • Hirst and Hollingworth's Looms, 23t
  • Hodge's Hydraulic Press, 281
  • Hoists, Dodman and Dollhouse's, 103
  • Regulator for, Westhead's, 206
  • Holland, Agricultural Meeting in,
  • Holman's Communicating and Transmitting Motion to Pumps, 47
  • Homersham’s Engines and Implements for Ploughing, 371
  • Hooghly and the Mutla, the, 296
  • House-building by Machinery,
  • Howden’s Steam Engines, 6
  • Hull Doings and Waterworks, 13R
  • Humber's, W., New Work on Iron Bridges, 218,088
  • Humphrey's Steam Engines, 24;5
  • Hunter's Moulding and Shaping Metals,;:19
  • Hunt's Feed Water Apparatus, 76
  • Hydraulic and Steam Cranes, 369
  • Inclined Sides for Iron-plated Ships,
  • India, Ciuohona in, 248
  • Cost of Cotton Cultivation in,
  • and Cotton, 23
  • Cotton from, 290
  • Cotton in,
  • Cultivation in,
  • and Tobacco in, 283
  • by the Euphrates Valley
  • India-rubber, Applications of Ebonite or Hard l01
  • Varnish, 194
  • India, Telegraph to, 287
  • Indian Coal, 235
  • East, Railway, 268
  • Indian Progress 230
  • Railway Construction, 872
  • Railways, Training of Native Mechanics, 76
  • Rivers, Steam Trains on, 93
  • Telegraph, 248
  • Indicator, on the, by Mr. W. Hill, C.E., 2:29
  • Indus Flotilla, the, 104
  • Inflammability of Paraffine, 110
  • Injector, Gifford's, 174, 204. 218, 250, 266, 267, 3S9
  • Institution of Civil Engineers, :391

INSTITUTION OF CIVIL ENGINEERS :

  • Discharge from under Drainage, and its Effects in the Arterial Channels and Outfalls of the County, by Mr. J. B. Denton, 344
  • Hooghly and Mulls, the, by Mr. J. A. Longridge, 296
  • Measuring Distances by the Telescope, by Mr. W. B. Bray, 324
  • Premiums Awarded, 4
  • Subjects for Premiums, 4:5

INSTITUTION OF MECHANICAL ENGINEERS:

  • Application of Clifford's Injector as an Elevator for the Drainage of Pit-workings, by C. W. Wardle, 293
  • Construction and Election of Iron Piers and Superstructures for Railway Bridges in Alluvial Districts, by Lieut.-Col. Kennedy, 74
  • Effects of the Combination of Carbon with Iron in Increasing or Diminishing its Strength, by Mr. T. E. Vickers, 63
  • Manufacture of Steel Rails and Armour Plates, by Mr. John Brown, 61
  • Metal Tubbing used in sinking Shafts, by Mr. John Brown, 74
  • New Mode of Coking in Ovens, &c., by A. B. Cochrane, 3:39
  • Rivet-Making Machine, by C. D. Bergue, 298
  • Seller's Screwing Machine, by C. P. Stewart, 293
  • Steel, Manufacture 'of, and its Application to Constructive Purposes, by Mr. H. Bessemer, 61
  • Supplying Water to Locomotive Tenders while Running, by Mr. J. Ramsbottom, 121
  • Taking off the Waste Gas from Open-Topped Blast Furnaces, by Mr. S. Lloyd, jun., 19

INSTITUTION OF ENGINEERS IN SCOTLAND :

  • Grangemouth Harbour Works, by J. Milne), 333
  • President Elected, 166
  • Instruction to the Industrial Classes, Science, 74
  • Insulation, Caoutchouc, 120, 1:9 „
  • Intercolonial Railway, 890'
  • Invention, Property in,
  • Inventions, Confiscation of, 109
  • Free Trade in, 208 414'
  • and Patents, 107, 171
  • Property in, 214 471
  • Socialism in, 81, 104
  • Inventors, Association of British, 218, 284
  • How Best to Remunerate, 138
  • Rights of, 234
  • War Upon, 313
  • Inverted Arch Bridge, Cowper's, 295
  • Arch Bridges, SOO, 312, 328,
  • Investigations, Interesting, 290
  • Iron Armour-plates, 328
  • Bridge, the First, 244
  • Bridge’s, 81, 109, 221, '269 1*--*17.
  • Clad Frigate, American, 392
  • Coal, and General Trades of Birmingham,
  • Wolverhampton, and other Districts, 14, 27, 41, 66, 71, 85, 101, 113, 129, 151, 167, 181, 197, '211, 228, 248, 269, 275, 291, 305, 321, 837, 351, 345, 381, 397
  • Construction, Strength of Iron Columns, &c., 185
  • Defective, 251
  • French, 267
  • Frigate, Defence, 156
  • Frigates, Proposed New, 189
  • the Make of, 42, 49
  • Manufacture of, 10
  • Alleyne's, 298
  • Ores, 21
  • Plated Frigate, Royal Alfred, 283
  • Ships, 5, 21, 63, 86, 93, 154, 177, 813, 847, 361
  • Vessels in America, 384
  • Plates, Ordnance, fie., 101
  • Ships, 341
  • Sides, our, 76
  • Steamships, 7
  • and Steel, 37
  • Malleable, Bessemer's, 160
  • Manufacture of, 189, 294, 177, 208, 264
  • v. Stone, 388
  • Trade on the Glamorganshire Hills, 102
  • Mr. Griffiths on the, 145, 168, 247, 300
  • and Wooden Ships, 275
  • Italian Exhibition 1861, 88
  • Navy, 122 '
  • Italy, Railways in, 2G1
  • Jack and Rollo's Surface Condensers, 268, 281
  • Jackson's Mortising Machine, 386
  • Jamaica as a Cotton Field, 87
  • Jobson's Moulding Apparatus for Earthenware, 3
  • Joints, Steam and Water-tight, Allen's, 371
  • Company of French Workmen, 112
  • Jones' Angular Iron Targets, 166
  • Jones' Breech-loading Fire-arms, 326
  • Jordan's Apparatus for Drying Moulds and Cores, 326
  • Kay’s W. And L., Doubling and Double Twisting Machinery, 210
  • Kew Gardens, 93
  • Kilns, Charcoal, Williams', 176
  • Kinder's Machinery for Cutting Wood, 50
  • Kingston, W., Esq., C.E, Death of, 66
  • Klarikoff, Burning of, 2
  • Kurrachee Harbour, 110
  • Labour Market in Sydney, 235
  • La Gloire, 23
  • a Failure, 349
  • Lambeth Bridge, 93 ,
  • lamps, Mine; Barber's, 46
  • Safety, Crawley and Schneider's, 136
  • Street, Lighting, 103
  • Landing Stage at Liverpool, 274
  • Land, Reclamation of, in Ireland, 247
  • Lankester's Cast Iron Guns, 235
  • Launch of the Steel-Plated Frigate Solforino, 6

LAW INTELLIGENCE :—

  • Austen v. the Asphaltum Company, 4
  • Simpson v. Wilson, 325
  • Sturgeon and Another v. the Great Central Gas Consumers' Company, 24
  • Thames Ironworks and Shipbuilding Company v. the Royal Mail Steam Packet Company, 4
  • Law’s Safety Cage, 156
  • Lead, Action of Water in, 175

LEADING ARTICLES :—

  • Abolition of Patents, 115
  • Admiralty Docks and Basins, 108
  • Armstrong Gun, 237, 255, 269, 331
  • Atlantic Steamships, 83
  • Bayswater-road Tramway. 23
  • Boiler Explosions, 179
  • Brighton Railway Disaster, 141
  • Chain Cables Anti Anchors, 8
  • Compressed Coal, 53
  • Engineers and Contractors. 847
  • Engineering Practice, 299, 361
  • Progress, 286
  • Experiments of Shoeburyness, 255
  • Fairbairn's, Mr, Address to the British Association, 161
  • Free Trade in Inventions, 208
  • Future Man-of-War, the, 123
  • Galway Steamships, 37
  • Great Eastern, 178, 207
  • Heavy Locomotives, 3'42
  • nigh Pressure Steam, 141
  • Railway Speeds, 51, 65
  • Improvements in Ordnance, 376
  • India and Cotton, 23
  • Institution of Civil Engineers, 391
  • Inventions and Patents, „ 107 ,„1
  • Inverted Arch Bridges. 300
  • Iron Bridges. 81, 109, 221, 0
  • Cased Ships. 21
  • Steamships, 7
  • and Steel, 237 •
  • Lime and Cement, 375
  • and Mortar, 391
  • Locomotive Engines, 7, 23, 52, 191, 253, 285
  • Making, 315
  • Power, 270
  • Long Steamships, 142 ,
  • Manufacture of Iron and Steel, 177, 208, 254
  • Marine Engine Improvement, 392
  • Engines, 107
  • Metal Sheathing for Ships, 376
  • National Defences, 299
  • North Staffordshire Railway Accident, 21 u 0
  • Ordnance
  • Iron Plates,9r6,124 161
  • Our Iron-Clad Ships, 347
  • Patent Question, 162, 178
  • Pneumatic Despatch, 61
  • Locomotion, 179
  • Portland Breakwater, 177
  • Prince Consort, the Death of, 375
  • Protection of iron Ships from Fouling, 316
  • Profession, the, 3::1
  • Property in Invention, 123 .,
  • Railway Brakes, 207 •
  • Bridges, 22 .
  • Improvement. 375 . –
  • Rolling, of Ships, 269, 286 .;
  • Small Iron-Cased Ships, 361
  • Socialism in Inventions, 81
  • Steam Fire Engines, 8, 221
  • and the Steam Engine, 95
  • Steamship Performance, 37, 191
  • Steel and Wrought Iron,
  • Streets of London, 22 1,,vs1
  • Strength of Guns, 178
  • Telegraph to India,
  • Thames Embankment, 65
  • Unsinkable Iron Ships. 254
  • Vertical and Inclined Targets, 179
  • Warrior, the, 96, 253
  • Water for Steam Boilers, 9
  • Lecturers, Engineering, :375
  • Leeds, Meeting at, Royal Agricultural Society, 29
  • Trial of Steam Cultivators at, 15, 34, 83
  • Leith, Now Dry Dock at, 358
  • Lenox's Chain Works, Pontypridd, l22

LETTERS TO THE EDITOR :—

  • Accordeons, Amateur, A. B., 204
  • H. N., 188
  • Armour Plates, H. J. V. Day, 78, 95
  • Armstrong. Sir W. G., and the Patent Laws, H. Brierly, 158
  • E. Finch. 174
  • Artesian Wells, R. Allison, 26G
  • Association of British Inventors, A British Inventor, 2:34
  • A Member, &c., 218
  • Bessemer Process, Bessemer and. Longsdon, 21S
  • R. Musket, 78
  • Bessemer's Ordnance. T. E. Merritt, 161
  • Boiler Association in London, E. E. Allen, 191
  • E B. Barnard, 191
  • Explosions, J. B., 92
  • T. B., 7, 35, 59
  • J. Paton, 24, 48
  • D. Siebe, 78
  • V. P., 5, 35
  • Caoutchouc Insulation, D. G. Fitzgerald, 120, 159
  • Cements, J. Faulkner, 21
  • Centripetal. Frictional, or Percussion Grenade, J. No. ton, 49
  • Civil and Mechanical Engineers' Society, W. Rutt,
  • Clyde Steamboats, L. W., 285
  • Cocoa Mill (Cheap) Wanted, Theobroma Cacao, 347
  • Compound Steam Engines, W. Burn, :01
  • Cone Problem, B. M., 315
  • Corbett's Puddling Furnaces. T. Morton, 221
  • Counterweighting Engines, J. D., 391
  • Portable Engines, Brown and 3lay, 37:3
  • Cylinder Condensation, C. Schiele, 59
  • Deep-Sea Cables, and the Government Inquiry, J Rogers, 188
  • Telegraphy, and the Government Inquiry, Owen Rowland, 207
  • Dering's Rail Joints, G. E. Dering, 59
  • J. F. Stephenson, 79
  • Direct Steel Process, A Steel Manufacturer, 204
  • Discharge of Telegraph Cables, Hall and Wells, 104, 138
  • Electro-Protection of Metals, D. G. Fitzgerald, 49, 78
  • Engineering Education. Discipulus, 391
  • Lecturers, A Mechanic, 375
  • Progress, An American,297
  • Expanding Covered Leaden Sabot for Rifled Shot and Shell. J. Norton, 5
  • Mandril, J. Inshaw, 51, 65
  • K. R. W.. 37, 5
  • Falling Bodies. Sequitur, 391
  • Flaking Cocoa. Jane Davies, :175
  • Formula for Wrought Iron Girders. P.. 253
  • Fouling of Iron Ships, G. 1Vateou, 297
  • Fusible Alloy, H. C., 347
  • Alloys, J. Spencer, 331
  • Gas from Wood, W. Baker, 7
  • or Bark, G. Bower, 7
  • Gauge of Wire, W. Hall. 78
  • Giffard's Injector, J. J. Briekel, C. E.. 250
  • Clifton Shield, 389
  • A. Collet, 204
  • S. T. Dulton, 266
  • C. Schiele. 174, 218, 267
  • B. Schmidt, 250
  • Gravatt's, Mr., Adjustment of the Dumpy Level, T. B., 35
  • C. E., 24
  • Great Eastern, the, Y., 204
  • Gun Metal, Robert Mushet, 218, 285
  • High-Pressure Engines, T. J. E., 347
  • Steam, A Constant Subscriber, 161
  • How Best to Remunerate Inventers, P. H. Holland, 138
  • Hull Doings and Waterworks, One of the Seventy, 138
  • Humber's, W., New Work on Iron Bridges, 21S
  • The Editor of the Civil Engineer and Architect's Journal, 283
  • Inclined Sides for Iron plated Ships, Observer, 177
  • Indus Flotilla, An Employe. 104
  • Inverted Arch Bridge’s, E. W. Buller,
  • B. W. Y. 312
  • E. J. W. 873
  • Iron Ores, M. J. Davies, 21
  • Plated Ships, C. Schiele, 5
  • Locomotive Act. the, Progress, 95
  • Engine, the, J. W. Hackworth, 389
  • Express Engines, A. Collet, 48
  • Improvements, V. P., 92, 001
  • on Common Roads, W. Clark Inglis,
  • C. B. King, 5, 7,
  • R. Longstaff and A. Pullan, 5
  • Long Journey for a Locomotive, R. Eaton, 312
  • Manufacture of Iron and Steel, B. 31ushet, 182, 234
  • Marine Boilers, Delta, 237
  • Mill Picks, P. F. L. 51
  • Morris' Valves, S. Holman, C. H. E.. 207
  • Nitrogen and Carbonic Oxide, An Atom, 73
  • D. G. Fitzgerald. 120
  • H. K., 105, 120, 158 •
  • Optics. Chemistry and Electricity, H. K., 59' ,
  • Patent Administration, W. Spence 188. 213
  • Laws. H. Brierly. 101,174, 204, 312
  • the. A. B. C., 20
  • R. Hirgel, 188
  • Z. G. Hughes, 138 101
  • Patent Administration, No Gun Inventor or Advocate, 250, •z66
  • R. Mushet, 174
  • T. B. Rogers, 845
  • Laws and their Amendment, J. F. L. Crosland. 219
  • Tribunals, W. Spence, 312, 373
  • Paritz's Air Apparatus, Au Engineer, 177
  • Permanent-way Fish Joints, J. P. Stephenson, 21
  • Physical Phenomenon, T. E. Merritt, 24
  • Portable Steam Engines, B. D. Taplin and Co., 51
  • Projectiles, W. Arter, 158
  • Puddled Steel, E. B. Munro, 120
  • Purification of Water. J. 13. M., 24
  • Railway Accidents, G. A., 43
  • Coal Burning. Cam, 21 '
  • Wheel Forging. B. Glover, 7
  • Reform of the Patent Law, Ignoramus, 1871.1
  • Rifle Shooting, J. H. C
  • Rifled Cannon.
  • Rights of Inventors, No Gun Inventor, &c., 234
  • Rolling of Ships. C. Schiele, 297
  • Romaine's Digging Machine, R. Romaine, 104
  • Roof of the Manchester Exhibition, B. G. A., 331
  • A Manchester Man, 347
  • Saving Life from Shipwreck, C. Schiele, 328
  • Sawing Machinery, S. Woman), 373
  • Screw Propulsion. Another Marine Engineer, 1 7, 161.
  • A Young Marine Engineer, 51,
  • K., 65, 96
  • Self-acting Boiler Feeder. W. W.. 267
  • Overflowing Wells, J. H.,
  • Matula Coeli, 161
  • Single and Double-cylinder Engines. Q. B. D., 78,
  • Marine Engines, Economist, 120
  • Smithfield Club Show, Gardiner and Macintosh, K , R. and F. Turner, 391
  • Socialism in Invention, 104
  • Soda Manufacture, W. Gossage, 218
  • Steam Hammers, R. R, 331
  • Joints. 11.
  • J. Purday, 107
  • Steamship Economy, W. G. Craig, 283
  • J. Price, 81
  • Steering Gear of the Great Eastern, S. Trotman 187
  • of Steam Vessels. Evan Leigh, 266
  • Steven's Patent, E. C. IL, 21
  • Telegraph, through Europe and Asia, to America, T. Almgill, 174, 218
  • Telegraphing at Night, F. J. Bolton, 7s
  • H. P. Tuttle, 43
  • Theory of Action of Governor Balls, R. Martian, 250
  • Thread, Laced, Rifle-shot, J. Norton, 24
  • Thunder, the, J. Dudgeon, 237
  • Tubular Girders. J. L., 104 .0,010
  • Tunnel through the Alps, A. Simpson, 18S
  • Turbine Water-wheels. J. C., 48,
  • Williamson Brothers, 4' "47
  • Velocity of Rifle Bullets, T., 191
  • Vertical Boilers, H. F.. 138 .
  • Leaky. 95
  • J. Shekleton, 120
  • Volunteer Fire Brigade, C. B. King, M. E., 269
  • Water Supply in London, L. O., 138
  • J. F. Bateman, 1
  • Wave Tug, the, Submerged, 375
  • Wrought Iron Hooped Guns, M. Alcock 267
  • Lifeboat Oar, 194
  • Services, 276
  • Light, 102
  • Lighthouse, Eddystone, 372
  • Lighting Street Lamps, 103
  • Limo and Cement, 375 _:17
  • Light, 126, 175
  • and Mortar, 391
  • Lincolnshire, Steam Cultivation in, 325

LITERATURE :—

  • Acoustics of Public Buildings, Treatise On, ?3
  • Black Diamonds, their Origin, Use, and Value, by Thomas Plimsoll, 222
  • Elementary Geometrical Drawing, Part 2. The Practical Geometry of Planes and Solids, &c. lee., by S. H. Winter, F.R.A.S., 125
  • Elementary Treatise on Physics, by Prof. A. Ganot, 300
  • Engine, Steam, the Working of, &c. etc., by Joseph Hopkinson, 82
  • Gas Legislation, &c., by S. Hughes, C.E., 125
  • History of American Manufactures, by J. L. Bishop, M. D., 238
  • Lives of the Engineers, &o., by S. Smiles, 348, 362, 367
  • Miscellaneous Papers on Scientific Subjects, by T. Seymour Burt, F.R.S., 126
  • Now Office Book for Architects, Contractors, Builders, Clerks of Works. 11c., 125
  • 0f6co ant Cabin Companion for Engineers, &v. &c., by J. S. Holland, 271
  • Patents for Inventions : Abridgments of Specifications relating to Photography, 255
  • Rudimentary and Practical Instructions on the Science of Railway Construction, etc., 53
  • Ships for Ocean rind River Service. Practical Principles of the Construction .of, by H. A. Sommerfeldt, 221
  • Steam for the Million; A Popular Treatise on Steam, kc. &c., by J. Ward, 238
  • Tables for setting out Curves on Railways, ft., by J. S. Giver, 125
  • The Channel Railways, Connecting England and Franco, by J. Chalmers, 238
  • Treatise on the Steam Engine, by J. 130urne. Liverpool American Steam Shipping Trade, 173
  • and Bristol, 320
  • Coal Market, 280
  • Defence of, 388
  • Now Landing Stage of, 274
  • Loam's Wheel for Elevating Fluids, 2
  • Locks, Chubb and Hunter's, 60
  • and Latches, Price's, 216
  • Locomotive Building in Fume, 327
  • Express, Collet's, 47
  • Engines, 48
  • Improvement, 92
  • A Long Journey for a, 312
  • Making, 316
  • Power, 270
  • Statistics, 46
  • Locomotives on Common Roads, 5, 21, S7, 119
  • Locomotive., Act, the, 95, 101
  • Heavy, 332
  • London, Chatham, and Dover Railway, 170, 393
  • to Florence. 251
  • General Omnibus Company, 193
  • Steam Power Association, 191
  • Lough's, Mr., Monument to George Stephenson, 18
  • Longridge's Water Circulation for Boilers, 156
  • Looms, Hirst and Hollingworth's, 236
  • Loss of a Hull and Cronstadt Steamer, 5
  • the Mail Steamer, North Britain, 336
  • Lucifer Matches, 175
  • Lungley's Armour for Ships, 136
  • Lynch Pin, Hazeldine's, 206
  • Machinery of the Great Exhibition, 282
  • Malta and Alexandria Telegraph, 213
  • Manchester Association for the Prevention of Steam Boiler Explosions, 13, 71, 113, 1S9, 267, 332
  • Exhibition, Roof of, 331, 347
  • Progressive, 152

MANCHESTER LITERARY AND PHILOSOPHICAL SOCIETY

  • Barometric Oscillations at Geneva and on the Great St. Bernard, &c. k.c., Irregular, by G. V. Vernon Esq., P. It. A. S„ 245
  • Drift Deposits mind near Blackpool, by Mr. E. W. Binney, 308
  • Examination into the Products of the Putrefaction of Blood, by Dr. R. A. Smith, Examples of Relative and Absolute Law, by Dr. R. A. Smith, :372
  • Physical and Mathematical Section 372
  • Sun, Eclipse of, by Mr. Dickenson, Mandril, Expanding, 37, 51, 65, 77
  • Manning's Method of Collecting Ammonia, 370
  • Manufacture of Iron and Steel, 189, 234
  • Manufactures and Commerce of Foreign Countries,. 773 89
  • Man-of-War, the Future, 123
  • Manwaring's Gearing of Mowing Machines, 2
  • Markets, Metal and Timber, 14, 28. 42, 56. 72, 86, 102, 114, 180, 152, 168, 182, 198, 212, 228, 244, 260, 276, 292, 306, 322, 338, 352, 366, 362, 308
  • Marshall's Prevention of the Fracture of Metals from Crystallisation, 343
  • Martin's Superheaters, 310
  • Massey's Sounding Leads, 60
  • Maudslay, Mr. Jos., Death of, 216
  • Measuring Distances by the Telescope, 324
  • Mediterranean Telegraphs, 825
  • Menai Bridge; 34.3
  • Mon of Science. 283
  • Mersey Gun, 93, 187
  • Steam Marine of, 18
  • Metal, Aich's, 174
  • Sheathing for Ships, 376
  • Metals, Electro-Protection of, 49, 78
  • Motor, Fluid, Auld's, 16
  • Motors, Fluid, Siemens', 33
  • Gas, Shaw and Meacock's, 172
  • Metropolitan Railway, Progress of, 176
  • Military Ballooning, 13
  • Gossip, 328
  • and Naval Gossip, 385
  • Miller's Steam Engines, 360
  • Mill Picks, 51
  • Rolling, While's, 172
  • Wanted, a Cheap Cocoa. 347, 375
  • Mineral Substances, Utilisation of Waste, 144
  • Wealth, 195
  • Miners, Fortunate, 366
  • Minos, Cornish, 309
  • Engineering, A. of N. M. E., 43
  • Miscellanea. 4, 18. 4$, 79, 89, 105, 117, 143, 163, 180, 195, 201, 219, 231, 247, 2413, 279, 297, 313, 329, 345, 359, 373, 889
  • Model, a Wonderful, 97
  • Moira, Main Seam at, A. of N. M. E., 93
  • Molir, Aero-Hydraulic, 392
  • Mont Cenis, Boring through, 41
  • Tunnel through, 183
  • Morpeth, Trial Trip of, 274
  • Morris' Valves, 173, 207
  • Mortar. Limo and, 391
  • Mortising Machines, Jackson's 386
  • Motion, Apparatus for Transmitting, Colas'. 118
  • Moulding Apparatus for Earthenware. Jobson's, 3
  • and Shaping Metals, Hunter's, 219
  • Works, 370
  • Moult an. Steamship, 230
  • Mowing Machines, Gearing of, Manwaring's, 2
  • Muntz's Steam Brakes, 91
  • Natal, Emigration to, US National Defences, 299
  • Naval Ordnance, 76
  • Resources of Austria, 79
  • Navigation in the East, Steam, 67
  • Station, the Best 'Westerly Steam, 146
  • Steam, 274
  • Navy, a way they have in the, 187
  • the, 1s, 21, 34, 64, 80, 91, 343
  • Extraordinary Economy in the, 272
  • Italian, 122
  • Station, 122
  • Woods Employed in the, 172
  • Negretti and Zambra's Mountain Barometers, 137
  • Nei gherries, the, 102
  • Now Orleans Battering Ram, 238
  • South Wales, Census of, 126
  • Pitmen's Strike, 337
  • Steam Shipbuilding, 137
  • Zealand, British Enterprise in, 167
  • Nitrogen and Carbonic Oxide, .8, 105, 120,158
  • North Atlantic Telegraph Route, 168

NORTHERN INSTITUTE OF MINING ENGINEERS :

  • Destructive Action of the Furnace Vapours in Up cast Shafts, by Mr. John Daglish, 87
  • Shaft Tubbing, by Messrs. Atkinson and Coulson, 87
  • North Staffordshire Railway Accident, 21.
  • Norwegian Railways, 366
  • Notes from Now South Wales, 31, 145, 215, 271, 30S, 385
  • the Northern and Eastern Counties, 14, 28, 41, 56, 72, 86, 102, 113, 129, 151, 167, 182, 197, 212, 228, 243. 259, 275, 291, 305, 321, 337, 351. 366, 382, 398
  • Notices to Correspondents, 7, 21, 37, 51. 65. 81, 95, 107, 123, 141, 101, 177, 191, 207, 221, 237, 253, 209, 285, 299, 315, 331, 347, 361, 375, 391
  • Nuts, Bolts, and Rivets, Parson's Machinery, 374
  • Oar, Lifeboat, 194
  • Octavia Steamship, 312 011 Springs, Canadian, 121
  • Traffic, Canadian, 306
  • Wells in America, 160
  • Optics, Chemistry, and Electricity, 59
  • Ordnance, 96, 124
  • Bessemer's, 161
  • Gossip, 248
  • Improvements in, 376
  • and Iron Plates, 161
  • Naval, 76
  • Rain Following the Discharge of, 336
  • Storm's, 172
  • and Projectiles, Bessemer's, 136
  • Ovens, Coking, 3:S9
  • Ozone 18
  • Packets, West Ind 2
  • Paint, Fre3h, 66
  • Palmerston, Lord, and the Whitworth Gun, 352
  • Pantelegraph, the, 293
  • Paper Bonnet, 232
  • Paraffins, Inflammability of, 110
  • Oil, Test for, 118
  • Paritz's Air Apparatus, 177
  • Apparatus, for Compressing and Exhausting Air, 156
  • Parliamentary Return, 202
  • Trains, 126
  • Parson's Machinery for Making Nuts, Bolts, and Rivets, 374
  • Patent Administration, 188, 218
  • Law, Reform of, 187
  • Laws, the, 104, 138, 15S, 174, 188, 204, 250, 260 312, 345
  • and their Amendment, 219
  • By Sir W. G. Armstrong, 155
  • Reform in, 113
  • Report, 155
  • Office and Patent Law, 110
  • Question, the, 162, 178
  • Rights, 110,194
  • System, 116
  • Tribunals, 175, 312, 373
  • Patents, 33
  • The Abolition of. 315
  • and Sir W. Armstrong, 106
  • Sir W. Armstrong and, 158, 174,231
  • Inventions and, 11,7
  • and Inventions, 171
  • for Inventions, Specifications Relating to Photography, 255
  • Prof. 11..gers,155
  • Payment of Physicians and Architects, 1S7
  • Pencils, Drawing, 124
  • Peninsular and Oriental Steam Navigation Company, :344
  • Percy, Dr., on Coal Tests, 392
  • Perkins' Steam Gun, 39u
  • and Williamson's High-pressure Engines, 307
  • Permanent-way Fish joints, 21
  • Perry's Gun Barrels 248
  • Philadelphia, Manufacturing City of, 235
  • Physical Phenomenon, 24
  • Training, 106
  • Pictures and Gas, 55
  • Piers, Iron, Construction and Erection of, J. M. E., 74
  • Pipe joints, Stout-ions', 249
  • Pistons, Birkbeck's, 232
  • Plainemaison's Slide-valves, 90
  • Planing Machine, 206
  • Plates, Forged Iron and the Armstrong Gun, 35
  • Plough, Steam, in Hungary. 55

PLYMOUTH INSTITUTION

  • Economy of Fuel as Applied to Domestic Purposes, by J. N. Hoarder, 279
  • Pneumatic Despatch, 51, 28
  • Locomotion, 179
  • Post, 283
  • Poisoning Tea. 162
  • Poisonous Reptiles, 42
  • Polishing Japanned Goods, Machine for, 88Q
  • Polytechnic, Return of Mr. Popper, 98, 119
  • Pontoons, 79
  • Poole, Wright, lemming. and Searby's Rock Drills, 190
  • Population of the Globe, 321
  • Portholes, Opening and Closing, Burns' Mode, 311
  • Portland Breakwater, 177
  • Fortifications at, 195
  • Portsmouth, Fortifications of, 113
  • the Navy, 343
  • Portugal, Railways in 212
  • Portuguese Railways. Postage, Electric, 118
  • French, 398
  • Post-office Savings Bank, 89
  • Practice, on Entering, 308, :388
  • Premiums, Subjects for, I. of C.E., 46
  • Preservation of Stone, 272
  • Press, British, 272
  • or Hammer Forging, Haswell's, 93
  • Hydraulic, Hodges, 281
  • Guerin's, 47
  • Price's Locks and Latches, '216
  • Prince Alfred Gun, 309
  • Consort, Death of, 375
  • Printing Addresses, R. and H. Harrild's, 173
  • Prior's Machinery for Boots and Shoes. 217
  • Prize Medal of the Great Exhibition, 166
  • Profession, the, 331
  • Prohibitory Proclamation, 360
  • Projectiles, 158
  • Ordnance and, Bessemer's, 186, 357
  • Propeller, Lifting Screw, Crichton's, 157
  • Propellers, Screw Engines, and, Wilson's, 106
  • Screw, Hirsch's 46
  • Property in Invention, 123
  • Propulsion, Screw, 61, 65, 81, 95, 107
  • Prospects of Business, 335
  • Puddled Steel, 120
  • Pugin, the late Welby, 86
  • Pumps, Communicating and Transmitting Motion to, Holman's, 47
  • Fire, Roberts', 180
  • Rotatory, Thomson's, Winder's, 298
  • Winstanley and Kelly's 140
  • Punching Apparatus, Hydraulic, Dudgeon's, 76
  • Purification of Water, 24
  • Radiation and Absorption, 893
  • Rags, 2
  • Rail Joints, Daring's,6, 69, 79
  • Rails, Manufacture f, on the Continent, 359

RAILWAY :—

  • Bahia and San Francisco, 247
  • Balaklava, 392
  • East Indian, 268
  • Great Indian Peninsula, 17, 262
  • Great Russian, 230
  • Intercolonial, 390
  • London, Chatham, and Dover, 176, 393
  • Metropolitan, 176
  • Mid-Sussex Extension, 159
  • San Paulo (Brazilian), 393
  • South Eastern, 282
  • Under Channel, 251, 261
  • Underground, 359
  • Railway Accidents, 13, 21, 48, 141, 144, 164. 167, 275,;At;
  • Appliances and the Public Health, 325
  • Bills for 1862, 873
  • Brakes, 207
  • Bridges, 22
  • Calls, 152
  • Improvement, 876
  • Matters, 79, 89, 105,117, 148
  • Pacific. Gold, Coal, and the, 280
  • Precaution, 172
  • Receipts and Expenditure, 1s2
  • Scinde, Opening of the, 72
  • Speeds, High, 51, 65
  • Wit, 102
  • Works Abroad, 228
  • Working Stock, 182

RAILWAYS :—

  • American, Means of Safety on, 200
  • Chili, 308
  • Foreign, 103
  • French, 197
  • Indian. 76, 372
  • Italy, 261
  • North, 67
  • Norwegians, 366
  • Portugal, 212, 365
  • Russian, 77
  • Spanish. 198. 251
  • Victoria, Australia, 44, '231
  • Railways. Mr. Punch on Continental, 262
  • Safety on. 108
  • Rain Following the Discharge of Ordnance, 336
  • Reaping Machine, Australian, y66
  • and Mowing machines, Belfield's, 90
  • Cuthbert’s, 141
  • Receipts and Expenditure, Railway, 182
  • Rod Sea Telegraph, 244, 279
  • Reform, Fire Brigade 18
  • in the Patent Lima. 113
  • of the Parent Law 187
  • Relative and Absolute Law, 872
  • Rennie, Mr., and his Fees, 372
  • Prediction by, 341
  • and the Liverpool Merchant, 382
  • Ronnie's Floating Docks, 80
  • Manual Skill, 370
  • Report, Commissioners of Patents', 1860, 139
  • Report of the Committee on Steamship Performance, 153
  • Telegraph Cable, 133, 103, 170, 193
  • Resistance of Ships, 176
  • Rhyming Engineer, 209
  • Richardson and Chattaway's Train Signals, 47
  • Ridge's Boiler Fittings, :327
  • Ridley's Generators and Superheaters, 327
  • Ridley and Rothery's Machinery for Coal Working, 295
  • Rifle Shooting, 188
  • River Brisbane at Brisbane, Queensland, 384
  • Rivet-making Machine, 293
  • Rivett's Carding Machinery, 257
  • Roberts' Engines and Generators, 311
  • Fire Pumps, 186
  • Harrows, 2
  • C.D., Mr., and his Old Workmen, 174
  • Robinson's Machinery for Sawing Timber, 203
  • Roller Skids, 386
  • Rolling Metals, Fleetwood's, 157
  • Mill, Whites', 172
  • of Ships, 297, 269, 236
  • Romaine's Digging Machine, 104
  • Rotherhithe, Boiler Explosion at, 205
  • Routledge's Self-acting Food Apparatus, 248
  • Roving Spindles, Higgins and Whitworth's, 17::
  • Royal Agricultural Society, 67
  • Meeting tit Leeds, 29
  • Alfred. Iron-Plated Frigate, 233
  • Institute of British Architects, 290

ROYAL INSTITUTION OF GREAT BRITAIN :—

  • Physical I3asis of Solar Chemistry, by John Tyndall, Esq., F. RA, 43, 59
  • Royal Insurance Company, 88
  • Oak, 283

ROYAL SCOTTISH SOCIETY OF ARTS :—

  • Concrete Used in the Extension of the London Docks, by G. Robertson, C.F., :340
  • Reclamation Embankment for the Now Dry Dock at Leith, by G. Robertson, C. E., 358
  • Rugby, Boiler Explosion et, 55
  • Russell, Earl, on Drinking Fountains, 263
  • Russell's Plated Ships and Batteries, 77
  • Russian Railways, 77
  • Railway, the Great, 2:30
  • Ryder's Machines for Fluting Rollers, 343
  • Sabot for Rifled Shot and Shell, Expanding Covered Leaden, 5
  • Safety Cage, Law's, 156
  • Cages, A. of N. M.E., 38
  • Sails and Rigging, Cunningham's, 186
  • St. Swithin's Day, 87
  • Sanitary Reform, Lord Stanley on, 231
  • San Paulo Railway 893
  • Saving Life from Shipwreck, 40, 328
  • Savings Banks, Post Office, 89
  • Saw Frames, Greenwood's, 346
  • sawing Machinery, 373
  • Timber, Robinson's Machinery, 203
  • School, Bristol Mining, 169
  • Science Instruction to the Industrial Classes, 71
  • Scinde Railway, Opening of, 72
  • Scotia, Cunard Steamship, 304
  • Scott's Steam Boilers, 342
  • Screw Propulsion, 61, 65, 81, 95, 107
  • Seeley's Railway Carriages, 102
  • Self-acting Boiler Fender, 267
  • Seller's Screwing Machine, 298
  • Sewage Irrigation, 251
  • Works, the Great, 114
  • Sower, the Great Metropolitan, 110
  • the Northern Outran, 119
  • Sewers, City Commission of, 275
  • Shand and Mason's Steam Fire Engines, 314
  • Shaw and Meacock's Gas Meters, 172
  • Sheathing for Ships, 376
  • Streets of Loudon, 22
  • Shell, Rifled, American, 118
  • Shields, Cupola, Cole's, 159, 192
  • Ship Afloat, the Oldest, 265
  • Shipbuilders, English, in Franco, 808
  • Shipbuilding at 13irkonhead, 216
  • French Engineer upon English Iron, 261
  • Steam, in Now South Wales, 187
  • in Sydney, 203
  • Shipping, Steam, 94, 145
  • Ships, Armour tor, Lungley's, 136
  • Fouling of Iron, 287, 297, 316
  • Iron, 341. Plated, 5, 21, 83, 86, 93, 154, 177, 313, 847, 361
  • Iron Cased, Large Round Shot against, 283
  • Shield, Cole's, 192
  • Plated in America, 384
  • and Wooden, 276
  • Plated, and Batteries, Russell's, 77
  • Resistance of, 176
  • Wiling of, 269, 286, 297
  • and Shipbuilding in 1$60, 74
  • Small iron-cased, 361
  • Stewing of Steam, 266
  • Unsinkable Iron, 264
  • Shipton's Steam Engines, 140
  • Shipwreck, Saving Life from, 46, 328
  • Shoeburyness, Experiments at, 14, 67, 255, 340
  • Shot, Large Round, against Iron Clad Ships, 283
  • Thread Laced Rifle, 24
  • Siemens' Fluid Meters, 33
  • C. W. and F., Puddling Furnaces, 119
  • Signal Line, Railway Passenger's, 87
  • Military, 806
  • Signals, Fog, Brush's, 102
  • Train, Richardson and Chattaway's, 47
  • Silk from the Punjab, 297
  • Simmons' Pipe Joints, 219
  • Skids, Boiler,
  • Smeaton's Boyhood, 372
  • Smelting Spanish Iron Ore in England, 145
  • Smithfield Club Show, 853, 3)1
  • smith's Cultivators and Ploughs, 386
  • Smoke Nuisance and the Stokers, 119

SOCIETY OF ARTS:

  • Building for the Great Exhibition of 1862, by Captain W. U. Phillpotts, RE., 353

SOCIETY OF ENGINEERS:—

  • Annual Dinner, 366
  • Manufacture of Iron, by E. Riley, 10
  • Surface Condensers, by J. Louch, 277, 293
  • Utilisation of Waste Mineral Substances, by E. Edwards. Esq., 144
  • Soda Manufacture, 185, 218
  • Soiree, Telegraphic, of the British Association, 159
  • Solferino, Launch of the Stool Plated Frigate, 6
  • Sounding Leads, Massey's, 60
  • South-Eastern Railway, •282
  • Kensington Museum, 58

SOUTH WALES INSTITUTE OF ENGINEERS:

  • Address of the Provident, 169
  • Bristol Mining School, Mr. H. Cossham, 169
  • Cornish Engine, by Mr. Sims, 169
  • Quarterly Meeting, 369
  • Underground Machinery, by Mr. C. James, 170, 184
  • Spanish Railways, 198, 251
  • Speed, Great, 166
  • Spinning and Doubling, Hall's Machinery, 46
  • Springs, Gardiner's, 371
  • Stanley, Lord, on Sanitary Reform, 251
  • Station, Gloucester Railway, 238
  • Roof, Fall of, •244
  • Statistics of the Cotton Metropolis, 200
  • Locomotive, 46
  • Vital, 250
  • Steam, high Pressure, 141, 161
  • Joints, 95, 107
  • and the Steam Engine, 95
  • Steamboats, American, Speed of, 272
  • Clyde, 285
  • Steamer, Baltic, Lost, 102
  • Hibernian, Surface Condensation, 5
  • Loss of another Hull, 327
  • Loss of a Hull and Cronstadt, 5
  • North Briton, Loss of, 336

Steamers,

  • Arming Mail, 386
  • Bristol Line of Transatlantic, 284
  • Hull, Lost in Twelve Mouths, 365
  • Light and Deep Draught, 329
  • Peruvian Lino, 139
  • Transport, 387

Steamship

  • Economy, 81, 283
  • Line, New, 245
  • Mooltan. 230
  • Morpeth, Trial Trip of, 274
  • Octavia, 312
  • Performance. 37, 191
  • Lino, Profitable. 345

Steamships,

  • Atlantic, 82
  • the Galway, 37
  • Iron, 7
  • Long. 142

Steel,

  • Auriferous, 119
  • Cold, Welding, 93
  • Manufacture of, 61
  • Pen Disease, 102
  • Process, the Direct, 204
  • Production of, 6
  • Puddled, 120, 126
  • Rails and Armour Plates, I. of M. E., 61
  • v. Wrought Iron, 65
  • Steeple Jack at Lincoln, 245
  • Steering Gear of the Great Eastern, 1S5, 187
  • of Steam Vessels, •266
  • Stephenson, Geo., Mr. Lough's Monument to, 18
  • Stops for Mill Spindles, 97
  • Stevens' Patent, 21
  • Stokers and the Smoke Nuisance, 119
  • Stone, Preservation of, 272
  • Storms, Law of, 380
  • Storm's Ordnance, 172
  • Streets, Now, 276
  • Strength of Guns, 178
  • Strike, Coal Minors', in Now South Wales, 322
  • Pitmen's, in Now South Wales, 387
  • Submarine Telegraphs, 1
  • Suez Canal, 42, 66
  • Sugar, Artificial, 67
  • Summer, the Scottish, 313
  • Superheaters, Martin's, 310
  • Superheating applied to Locomotives, 201
  • Supplying Water to Locomotive Tenders while Running, 121
  • Surat Cotton, 326
  • Surface Condensation, the Hibernian, 5
  • Condensers, 277, 293
  • Jack and Rollo's, 268, 284
  • Swedish Industry and Commerce, 113
  • Sydney, Labour Market in, 235
  • Symme's Air Engines, 91
  • Targets, Angular Iron, Jones', 106
  • Vertical and Inclined, 179
  • Taxes on Enjoyments, 87
  • Taylor's Apparatus for the Manufacture of as, '252
  • Telegraph to America, 14
  • Cable Report, 133, 163, 170, 193
  • Company. New, 212
  • Electric. 197
  • in Turkey, 28
  • in the year X. of the French Republic, 144
  • invention of, 362
  • to India, 237
  • Indian, 248
  • Malta and Alexandria Submarine, 65
  • North Atlantic, Route, 168
  • Roc, Sea, 244, 279
  • Route to America, New, 230
  • through Europe and Asia to America, 174, 218
  • Telegraphs, Moditerraueau,e47, 325
  • Submarine, 1
  • Telegraphic Progress. 126
  • Soiree of the British Association, 159
  • Telegraphing at Night, 48, 78
  • Telegraphy and the Government Inquiry, Deep Sol 188, 207
  • Submarine, Malta and Alexandria Cable. 121, 213
  • Telford's Youth, 377
  • Telluric Currents, 118
  • Test for Paraffin Oil, 118
  • Tests for Water, Danchell’s. 76
  • Testimonials and Statues. Public, 87
  • Testing Anchors and Chianti, 16
  • Thames Embankment, 44, t,5, 275
  • Perils of, 386
  • Iron Ship-building Company, 327
  • Thermo electric Currents in Circuits of one Metal, 222
  • Thomson's Rotatory Pumps, 2
  • Thul Ghaut Incline, Great Peninsula Railway, 17
  • Thunder, the, 287
  • Tirard's Fastening for Fish plate Nuts and Bolts, 32
  • Tools to the Construction of Engines, &c., Application of, 199
  • Toronto, Defences of, 892
  • Towle's Apparatus for Drawing Bolts, 311
  • Tracing Drawings, New Mode of, 274
  • Trade with America, Decrease of, 119
  • Balance of, 58
  • of Glasgow Harbour, 292
  • Liverpool, American Steam Shipping, 173
  • Traffic of London, 824
  • Passenger, between England and France, 374
  • Railway, French, 244
  • Receipts, Railway, 329, 363
  • Train, Excursion, 118
  • Training, Physical, 106
  • Trains, Parliamentary, 120
  • Steam, on Indian Rivers, 93
  • Tramway, the Bayswater-road, 23
  • Tramway., Street, 233, 261
  • Transport Steamers, 387
  • Travelling, Now Mode of, 281
  • Treasure Trove, 136
  • Trial Trip of the Black Primo, 44*
  • of the Morpeth, 274
  • Triangulation of Great Britain with Franco and Belgium, Connection of, 92
  • Tubbing Metal used in Sinking Shal04, 74
  • Shaft, 87
  • Tubular Girders, 104
  • Tunnel through the Alps, 188
  • Fall of a Railway, 0
  • Haddon, 36u
  • through Mont Cenis, 183
  • Railway, under Heidelberg Cattle, 245
  • Turbine, Steam, Voss', 157
  • Water-wheels, 48, b7, 59, 73
  • Turkey, Electric Telegraph in, 21
  • Tyne, the. 270
  • Breakwaters, 233
  • Unadulterated Food and Drink, 77
  • Under-channel Railway, 251, 201
  • Underground Machinery, 170, 1b4
  • Railway, 359
  • Unsinkable iron Ships, 254
  • Unsuccessful Bill, 77
  • Utilisation of Waste Mineral Substances, 144
  • Varnish, India-rubber, 194
  • Valves, Morris', 178, 207
  • Safety, Davies and Allen's, 202
  • Slide, Plainemaison's. 90
  • Vapours, Furnace, Destructive Action of, 87
  • Velocity of Rifle Bullets, 191
  • Ventilating Shops, Importance of, 238
  • Ventilation of Collieries, 819
  • Quantity and Quality of, 90
  • Vertical and Inclined Targets, 179
  • Victoria Railways, 231
  • Vital Statistics, 250
  • Voltaic Couple, New Form of, 214
  • Voss' Steam Turbine, 157
  • Wages and Profits, 138
  • Warming Railway Carriages, 283
  • Warrior, the, 96, 145, 13u, 24'4. 253, 263, 313, 3•26
  • Performances at Sea, 804
  • Trial of, 245, 363
  • Water as a Fuel, 310
  • Barometer, 146
  • Circulation for Boilers, Lougridgu'8, 1.36
  • Effect of Extreme Pressure) on, 298
  • Fresh, Apparatus, Hobson and Ramsden’s, 21u
  • for Steam Boilers, 9
  • in the Desert, 399
  • on Fire, 56
  • Purification of, 24
  • to Purls, 44
  • Supply in London, 138, 177
  • Supplying to Locomotive Tenders while Running, 121
  • Tests for, Danchell's, 76
  • Turning Salt into Fresh, 346
  • Waterworks, Bridgnorth, 290
  • Hull, Doings at, 138
  • Waterloo Palace Company, 327
  • Watkins' Railway Brakes, 264
  • Wave Tug. the, 875
  • Weallen's Engines and Boilers, 220
  • Weather, Foretell, 40
  • Prognostications, 251
  • Signs, 332
  • Welding Steel, Cold, 03
  • Wells, Artesian, 261, 260
  • Pussy, 247
  • of London, 247
  • Soil-Overflowing, 161, 177
  • West India Packets, 251
  • Westhead's Regulator for Hoists, 206
  • Westminster Bridge, 16
  • Wheel for Elevating Fluids, Loams, 2
  • Forging, Railway, 7
  • Railway, Evan's, 202
  • Turbine Water, 48. 69, 57, 73
  • Wood mood Railway, 97
  • While's Rolling Mill. 173
  • Whistle, Steam, the First. 370
  • Whitworth Gun and Lord Palmerston, 352
  • Williams' Charcoal Kiln's, 176
  • Wilson's Screw Engines and Propellers, 106
  • Winder's Pumps, 298
  • Winstanley and Kelly's Pumps, 140
  • Winton and Cowan's Actuating Machine Hammers 314
  • Wood-Cutting, Kinder's, 50
  • Planing or Cutting, Clark's Machinery, 85
  • Working in, Greenwood and Kinder's Machinery, 281
  • Woods Employed in the Navy, 172
  • Working Railway Stock, 182
  • Works, Railway, A broad, 228
  • Workshops, Railway, America, 285
  • Wright's, T. and H, steam Brake, 810
  • Yankee Enterprise, 310
  • Speculation, 365
  • Yorkshire Coal Mines, 101
  • Young's Apparatus for Distilling Bituminous Substance, 203

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