The Engineer 1896 Jan-Jun: Index: Illustrations

The Engineer 1896 Jan-Jun: Illustration Index.

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ABELL, Mr. Win. Price, Megass and Refuse Furnaces, 41, 42
“Aberdeen," s.s., Engines and Water-tube Boilers, Messrs. Fleming and Ferguson, 311, 312
Adam, Mr. Wm., 402
Adamson and Co., Messrs. Diniel, Horizontal Compound Engines, 544
Adamson and Co., Messrs. D., Rolling Mil) Engines, Dowlais Works, Cardiff (Supplement, April lOfA, 1896)
Adt and Son, Messrs. John, Bicycle Chain Rivet¬ing Machine, 170
Albert Railway Bridge, Indooroopilly, Queens¬land, 52, 53, 60
Allen, Mr. P., Timber Bridge over Glennies Creek, New South Wales, 520, 525, 526
American Armour Plates, 56
American Carrier Tricycle, 146
American Self-propelled Carriages, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 146
American Society of Civil Engineers, New Home of the, 611
Arnold's Motor Carriage, with Benz Motor, 472, 473
Asquith, Mr. W., Sliding and Surfacing Brake Lathe, 40
Austrian Torpedo Boat “ Viper,” The, 343
Aveling and Porter, Messrs. Compound Road Locomotive and Van, 52
Aveling and Porter, SpriDg Mounted Traction Engine, S3

BAGULEY, Mr. E., Compound Locomotive, 450
Bailey's Hydraulic Sewage Pump, 184
Baltic Ship Canal Dredger and Hydraulic Spoil ;
Efevator and Conveyor, Mr. A. F. Smulders (Supplement, January 3rd, 1896)
Banavie and Mallaig Railway and Harbour, Map 1 of, 486
Barker's Bridge Flooring, 82
Barnard, Mr. A. S., Electric Limps given in his Paper, 612
Barry Decks, The, 135, 136, 137, 585
Baxters, Limited, Messrs., Anchor Gear for H.M.S. “ Victorious," 232
Bizin Wheel Steamboat, The, 502
Belgian Light Railways, The Permanent Way of, 362, 363
Belgian L:ght Railways, Types of Locomotives on (Supplement, May 1st, 1896), 439, 440, 441, 445
Benton Harbour Motor Co.’s Carriage, 40
Beresford, Capt. the Right Hon. Lord Chas., on ! Water-tight Doors, 314
Berryman Feed-water Heaters, 131
Bethlehem Armour Plato, 32
Binney and Son, Gossage’s Hose Reel, 502
Blackrod District Council Sewerage Scheme, 184 ,
Blake Electric Ritte, The, 84
Blechynden, Mr. A., on Transmission of Heat ! through Metal Plates, &c. Ac. (Diagram), 509
Blohm and Voss, Messrs., Erecting aud Machine Shops, Hamburg, 649
Blohm and Voss, Messrs., General View of their Works, Hamburg, 648
Bonta Sufety Engine Stop, Tbe, 583
Boston and Albany Railroad Express Locomotive, 614, 622
Bouzey Dam, Failure of, 50
Bradford, Cause of Tramway Accident at, 498
Brantbam Mills, Essex, Turbine Plant, 548, 549
Bristol Channel and English Channel Ship Canal, 273, 274
Bristol Docks, The Problem of (Maps), 307, 308
Brookes, Messrs. J. and H., Susponded Safety Lift, 121, 122
Broughton Paper Mills, Chimney Underpinned, 222
Bruco, Mr. A. Fairlie, Notes on the Flow of Water in the Aqueduct from Lock Katrine, 55
Brunn’s Automatic Feed-water Softener, Mr. P. Schau, 162
Bryan, Donkin and Co., Messrs., Wegener’s Powdered Fuel Apparatus for Steam Boiler Furnaces, 485
Buckland's Maxim Gan, 118, 119
Buttington Crozier Gun Carriage, Tbe, 41
Burnley, The Chimney Disaster at, 144, 145
Burrell and Sons, Messrs. Chas., Compound Traction Eogines, 498
Burrell and Sons, Messrs. Chas., Road Steamer and Omnibus and Road Locomotive, 51
Bury, Curtis, and Kennedy, Messrs., Passenger Locomotive, Great Southern and Western Rail¬way, 64, 65, 66

CALEDONIAN Express Locomotive, The New, 211, 242
Cameron, Mr. John, Cam and Lever Punching 1 and Shearing Machine, 223
Cameron’s Expansion Gear, 560 Canot Electric Turrets, 57
Cape Government Narrow-gauge Goods Locomo¬tive, Messrs. Neilson and Co. (Supplement, February 2Sth, 1896)
Carnegie Armour. Double Forged, 56, 215
Carpenter, Mr. R. C., Methods of Insulating Underground Systems of Steam Piping, 201
Carter’s Pendulum Sifter, 572
Carter and Wright, Messrs., Brass Finishers’ Lithe, 512
Catley and Ayres’ Steam Wagonette, 1863 67, 264, 265
Chapman's Link Movement Engine, 272
Chauxdefonds Waterworks, Switzerland, Tur¬bines, 548
Clark, Mr. Lyonel, On Improvements in Docks and Docking Appliances, 623, 653
Clarke's Crank and Forge Co., Duplex Oil Engine, Royal Agricultural Society’s Show, 638
Clayton and Shuttleworth’s Portable Oil Engine, Royal Agricultural Society’s Show, 638
Clyde at Glasgow, Proposed New Bridge over the, 233
Cochrane and Co., Messrs., 3C0
Indicated Horse¬power Triple-expansion Mill Engines, 559
Colchester Waterworks, Pumping Eogines, Messrs. Eiston, Anderson, and Gooiden, 27, 33
Collman Valve Gear, Compound Hcrizmtal Engine with, 156, 158, 160
Cooper Steam Digger, The, Royal Agricultural Society's Show, 610, 641
Copland, Mr. W. P.,The Dunoon Burgh Pier, 346
Cornish Cycle Pumping Engine, Messrs. Hawthorn, Davey, and Co., 84, 85, 88
Crinan Ship Canal, Map, 503
Crocker-Wheeler Electric Co.’s W’orks, Heavy
Punch Press with Electric Motor, 164
Crocker-Wheeler Electric Co.’s Works, Hydraulic Armature Press with Electric Motor, 164
Cugnot’s Steam Carriage, 623
Cunliffo and Croom, Messrs., Multiple Boring and Drilling Machine, 247
DAIMLER Motor Co.’s Carriage, The, 472
Daimler Motor Co., Narrow-gauge Self-propelled Tramcar, 596
Dalmuir and Clydebank Riilway, The, 562
Davey, Paxman, and Co., Electric Light Inatallation at the India and Ceylon Exhibition (Sup¬plement, May 22nd, 1896), 514
Davey, Paxman, and Co., Indicator Gear for High-speed Engines, 473
Davies, E. J. M., Slide Valve Friction, 34
Davies and Son, Messrs. J., Electric Low Water Alarm, 84
Deeley and Wolff, Messrs., Theory of the Lubri¬cation of Plain Parallel Surfaces, 25, 26
Dae Sluices and Improvement Works, Proposed, 234
De Laval Steam Turbine, Tests of a 10-H.P., 477
De La Vergne Motor Carriage, 2
Denny, Mr. A., Demolishing Chimneys, 266
Denny and Sons, Messrs.,Triple-expansion Paddle Engines of the Southend Belle, 592
Derbyshire, Views in the Pentrich Collieries, 316, 320
Dick, Mr. Alexander, Apparatus for Making Bar, 464
Dion and Bouton Motor Tricycle, The, 473
Doulton’s Stoneware Conduits, 235
Dowlais Works, Cardiff, Rolling Mill Engines, Messrs. Daniel Adamson and Co. (Supplement, April 10M, 1896)
Drake, Mr. J. A., Bridge Flooring, 145
Drysdale and Stoddart, Messrs., Compensating Nuts, 461
Dudley, Mr. P. H., Wear of Tires on Passenger Engines (Diagrams), 432
Duncan and Superbie Motor Bicycle, The, 472
Dunoon Burgh Pier, The, Mr. W. P. Copland, 346
Dutch Tugboat "Ocean,” The, 286, 238, 239

EARL'S Court Exhibition, Electricity Station at the (Supplement, Muy 22nd), 514
EastoD, Anderson and Gooiden, Messrs., Pump¬ing Engines, Colchester Waterworks, 27, 33
Easton and Bessemer's High-speed Engines, 672
Electric Light and Railway Company, “O” Battery, Fig. 2, 581
Elston's Carriage with Kane-Pennington Engine, 3
Ely, Cutter Bridge at, Mr. John Wilson, 77
Erie to Buffalo, Lake Shore and Michigan Southern Railway Profile, 313
Escher, Wyss and Co., Messrs. Turbine Plant, 548, 549
Eureka Suspended Lift, The, 121, 122
Ewing, Mr. J. A., Measurements of Small Strains in the Testing of Materials and Structures, 94

FAIRFIELD Shipbuilding and Eogineering Com¬pany, Paddle Steamer, “ Kunigin Wilhelmino,” l 257, 268
Fay-Ricbardson Valve, United States Locomo¬tives, 623
Fielding and Platt, Messrs., Hydraulic Forging Press, 316
Fielding and Platt, Messrs., 10-ton Hydraulic I Crane, 312
Fielding and Platt, Messrs., 200
Indicated Horse- | power Gas Engine and Air Compressors, 273
Fleming and Ferguson, Messrs., Eogines and Water-tube Boilers, s.s. “Aberdeen,” 311
Fletcher, Mr. W., Steam Locomotives on Common Roads, 51, 85, 106
Foden aud Son's Traction Engine, Royal Agricul¬tural Society's Show, 644
Fowler and Co., Messrs., J., Compound Road Locomotive with Crane, 572
i Fowler and Co., Messrs., Front Axle Spring. 86
Foyers, Scotland, Falls of, Turbine Plant, 548
GAMEWELL Fire Alarm Telegraph Co., Police Telegraph System (Figs. 3 and 4), 581
Geneva Waterworks, Turbines at the, 575
German Men-of-war, Herr A. Dietrich cn, 586
Glasgow Corporation Waterworks, Flow of Water in tbe Aqueduct from Loch Katrine, 55
Glasgow, Proposed New Bridge over the Clyde at, 233
Glennies'J.Creek, New South Wales, Timber Bridge over tbe, 520, 525, 526
Gold Car Heating Co., Gold’s Electric Heater (Fig. 7), 582
Gossage’s Hose Reel, 502
Grantham, John, lOrt. Wheel Locomotive, Mather Dixon, and Co., 10
Great Eastern Railway, Bridge over the Ouse at Ely, Mr. John Wilson, 77
Great Southern and Western Railway, Ireland, Compound Express Engine, 417, 424
Great Southern and Western Railway, Ireland, Early Locomotives, 80, 81
Green’s Economiser (Fig. 10), 583
Grenville, Mr. Neville, Steam Carriage, 1875, 421
Gwynne, Messrs. John and Henry, Centrifugal Series Pump and Engines, 390
HALL and Co., Messrs. J. P., Compound Engine j and Dynamo, 247
Hampson System of Liquefying Gases, 310
Hauiel and Lueg, Messrs., Heinrichshurg Canal Lift, 388, 389
Hardman’s Machine Set for Sawing, and Sot for Tanging, Royal Agricultural Society’s Show, 641
Harland, Sir Edward, 8
Harland and Wolff, Messrs., Lengthening the Mail Steamer Scot, 212, 291, 294
Harrison’s Patent Steel Railway Chair, 498
Hartley Rotary Engine, 3 Hartley Steam Carriage, 4
Hathorn, Davey, and Co., Messrs., Cornish Cycle PumpiDg Engine, 84, 85, 88
Harvey and Co., Messrs. Julius, Quartz Crushing and Dressing Plant, 146
Haynes’ Motor Carrie ge at Chicago, 2
Heine Boiler, 500-Horse Powor (Fig. 8), 582
Heinrichsburg Canal Lift, The, Messrs. Haniel and Lueg, 388, 389
Hertel Motor Carriage, 3 Highland Railway Schemes (Maps), 500, 503 Hodges’ Compound Blower, 431 Holt’s Steam Carriage, 132
Holt’s Steam Carriage, 1867, 264
Holtzor-Canot Electric Carriage, 4
Honolulu,” The Four-Masted Schooner, 428
Howard, Messrs. J. and F., Self-filling Perpetual Baling Press, 573
Howard and Taite’a Railway Carriage Warming Apparatus, 329
Howrah Water Supply, Tower and General Plan, 354
Hudson's Rear-acting Cycle Brake, 407
Halse and Co., Vertical and Horizontal Milling Machines, 568
Humber (1896) Bicycle, Tbe, 64
Humber Triplet Bicycle, The, 54
Hunt and Mitton, Messrs., Marks and Mordey’s Surface Scum Cock and Valve, 355

INDIA and Ceylon Exhibition, Electric Light Installation at the (Supplement, Muy 22«rf, 1896). 514 D J
India, Public Works, Lower Assam Division, Road Bridges, Contracts Open, 190
Inverness, The New Waterloo Bridge, 366, 392, I 394
Islington Electric Light Station, 633-637, 544
Ivatt, Mr. II. A., Compound Express Engine, Great Southern and Western Railway, Ireland, 417, 424

JACOBUS, Mr. D. S., Distribution of Moisture in Steam Flowing through a Horizontal Pipe, 124
Jandus Arc Lamp, Tbe, 93
Japanese Warship, “ Fiji,” 339
“ Jenny Lind ” Passenger Engine, Midland Rail¬way, 1848, Mr. D. Joy, 25, 36, 246
Jessop and Son, Messrs., Compound Horizontal Engine with Collman Valve Gear, 156, 158, 160
Johannesburg Waterworks, Triple-expansion Worthing ton Pumping Engines, Messrs. Jas. S:mp-on and Co., 12
Johnson and Phillips, Messrs., Combined Cabling and Servi g Machine, 420
Johnson, Mr. S., Express Passenger Locomotive, Mid and Railway (Supplement, January 31.«S 1896)
Jonage Canal, Map of tbe, 541
Joy, Mr. David, Tbe “Jenny Lind” Passenger Engine, Midland Railway, 25, 36, 246, 528, 639

KANE-PENNINGTON Gasoline Engine, 3
Kendall and Gent, Messrs., Machino Tools, 398
Kendall and Gent, Messrs., Milling Planing Machine, 395
Kidwell, Mr. Edgar, Insulating Underground Steam Pipes, 377
Kinghorn, Mr. J. G., Salvage Appliances, 324
King’s Cross Station, Old Buildings Removed fvr Building, 652
King's-road Refuse Destructor and Electric Light¬ing Station, 258, 259, 284, 285, 286, 287, 288, 289
Knight, Mr., Steam Carriage, 1868, 421
Knowles Steam Pump Works, Raising Water by an Air Pump, 83
"Kóningin Wilhelmina,” Paddle Steamer, 257. 268
Krupp Armour-plates, Experiments with, 112,113

LADY Windsor Deep Lock, Barry Docks, Mr. J. Wolfe Barry, 135, 137
Laird Bros., Messrs., Locomotive Boiler, s.s. “Queen of the North” (Supplement, Jannan/ 2ith, 1896)
Lancashire, Derbyshire, and East Coast Railway I Viaducts, 218
Leeds Northern Railway, Tank Engine, 396
Lemp, jun., Mr. Herman N., Local AunealiDg of Hard-faced Armour-plates, 355, 356
Lewis Motor Carriage at Chicago, 2
Liverpool Landing Stage, Mr. A. G. Lyster, 540
Liverpool-street Station, Great Eastern Railway, Worship-street Bridge, 415
Lockinge, Wind Pomping Engine at, 133
London and North-Western Railway, Locomotive Crank Axle, 451
Lundie, Mr. Corn., Permanent Way, 466
Lunkenheimcr’s Automatic Graphite Sight-feed Lubricator, 272
Lyster, Mr. A. G., Liverpool Landing Stage, 540

McCARTHY, Mr. Sam., On Steel Steam Pipes and Fittings and Bernardo’s Arc Welding in Connection therewith, 458
McGregor, Mr. J., Steam and Towing Barges, Worcester and Birmingham Canal, 97
McIntosh, Mr. J. F., Express Locomotive, Cale¬donian Railway, 211, 242
Mackenzie’s Steam Brougham, 132, 133
McLareD, Messrs. J. and H., Compound Road Locomotive and Vun, 85
Mallaig Railway and Harbour, Map of, 486
Manchester, Sheffield, and Lincolnshire Railway, Express Locomotive, Mr. Harry Pollitt (Supple¬ment, March 20M, 1896)
Mann and Cbarleswortb, Messrs., Semi-portable I Compound Engine and Boiler, 342
MardeD, Mr. Mark, Corn Pith Cellulose for War-: » ships, 40
Marks and Mordey's Surface S:um Cock and Valve, 355
Marshall, Fleming, and Jack, Messrs., Locomo¬tive Steam Cran^, 420
Mather, Dixon, and Co., 10ft. Wheel Locomotive, John Grantham, 10
Maxim Guns, Buckland's Table for, 119 Maxim Motor Tricycle, 4
Merrywcather and Sons, Messrs., Floating Steam ; Fire Engine, 336
Midland Railway Engine, No. 60, 539
Midland Railway Express Passenger Locomotive, Mr. S. Johnson (Supplement. January Vit. 1896)
Midland Railway Express Passenger Locomotive, Portfolio Working Drawing, No. 5 (Supplement, June Sth, 1896)
Midland Railway, The Vacuum Brake on the, 183
Milne and S^ns, Messrs. John, Chapman's Link Movement Engine, 272
Mirabeau Bridge over the Seine, 609, 615
Monsted's Margarine Factory, Southall, 403, 404, 405
Monsted’s Margarine Factory, Compound Hori¬zontal Eagine with Coleman Valve Gaar, 156. 158, 160
Morris and Salmon Storage Battery Carriage, 2
Morrison and Ingram, Messrs., Railway Carriage Lavatories, 431
Mueller Carriage with Gasoline Motor,
Muirhcad’s Wrought Steel Railway Chair, 444

NEILSON and Co., Messrs., Narrow Gauge Goods Locomotive, Cape Government Railways (Supplement, February 2&th)
No», at Inverness, The New Waterloo Bridge over the, 366, 392
Xeuhausen, Turbines at the Aluminium Works, 575
New South Wales, Timber Bridge over Glennies Creek, Mr. P. Allen, 520. 525, 526
New York Bicycle Show, The, 183, 189
New York, The National Electrical Exhibition at, 582
Nicholson's Spring Steel Tine Cultivator, Royal Agricultural Society’s Show, 642
Nugent, Mr, Perry F., On Mr. A. Dick’s Appara¬tus for Making Bar, 464
Nuremburg, Exhibition Buildings at, 637
Nuremburg Exhibition, Maschinen und Armatur Fabrik, Rotary and Plunger Pumps, 637

OCEAN.” The Dutch Tugboat, 235, 238, 239
Oude and Rohilcund Riilway, First-class Carriages-Contracts Open, 58
Ouse, Bridge over the, Great Eastern Railway, 77

PANHARD and Levassor Motor Carriage, Daimler Motor, 472
Parkhead Forge. The, 140, 154, 166
Parkhead Forge, Reversing Rolling Mill Engines, 154
Parkhead Forge, Travelling Crane, 154
Pans, New Cantilever Bridge at, 499
Paris and Orlems Riilway, Locomotive Engine with Corliss Valve, M. E. Polonceau, 490, 491
Paris, Waterworks at Cuoisy-le-Roi, 338
Parrett Improving Scheme, The River, 173, 174, 175
Patchell, Mr. Wm. H., Steam Superheating, 196, 197
Pentrich Collieries, Derbyshire, Views in tbe, 316, 320
Petter and Hill and Boll’s Oil Motor Carriage, 350
Pollitt, Mr. Harry, Express Locomotive, Man¬chester, Sheffield, and Lincolnshire Railway (Supplement, Marek 2Qth, 1896)
Polonceau, M. E., Locomotive Engine with Corliss Valve, Paris and Orleans Railway, 490, 491
Portsmouth, New Docks at, 181, 182, 185, 192
Propfe Milt for Grinding Coal Dust Fuel, 407
Pulsometer Engineering Co., Ammonia Ice-making Plan*, 516, 517
QUEEN of the North,”s.s , Locomotive Boiler, Messrs. Laird Bros. (Supplement, January 24th, 1896)

RACINE Carriage with Kane-Pennington Eagine, 3
Radiator Butter Maker, Tbe, 613
Randolph Steam Coach, 1872, Crystal Palace Ex¬hibition, 461, 465
Ransomes and Co., Messrs. A., Log Band Saw with Canting Pulleys, 277
Ransomes, Sims, and Jefferies, Potato Planter, Royal Agricultural Society’s Show, 639
Ransomes, Sims, and Jefferies, Shaft Governor, Royal Agricultural Society's Show, 638
Riusames, Sims, and Jefferies, Showman's Road Locomotive, Royal Agricultural Society’s Show, 639
Ritcliffe, Mr. E. S., Simplex Dead Lock Belt Shifter, 541
Reed Water-tube Boiler, The, 172
Remsoheid and Chemnitz Waterworks, The Masonry Dams, 494
Resal, M., The Mirabeau Bridge over the Seine, 609, 615, 618, 635
Rhodes’ Steam Carriage, 265
Ribble Improvement Works, Map Showing, 492
Riotte Motor Bicycle, 4
Robey and Co., Messrs., Road Steamer and Omnibus, 52
Rochester Bridge, The, 290, 291
Rowe, Mr. Chas. W., Water-tight Doors in tho Navy, 467
Royal Engineering and Shipbuilding Co., Triple-¬expansion Engines of the Tugboat “ Ocean,” 238, 239
Russell and Powles, Messrs., A New Integrator, 83
Russell—see Electrical Indicator for Ships’ Lights, Fig. 5, 582

St. HELENS, The Eleotro-Chemleal Company’s Works, 370
St. Pancras Electric Lighting, 258, 259, 260, 261, 284, 285 286, 287, 288, 289
Salonius, Mr. Gustaf, Butter-maker, 613
Salford Sewage Works, Sketch Plan of the, 68
Sohau, Mr. P., Brunn’s Automatic Feed-water Softener, 162
Scblick, Herr Otto, On Signs of Weakness in Tank Steamers, 651
Schmidt’s Compound Horizontal Engine for Superheated Steam, 212
Schmidt's Engine and Boiler for Superheated Steam, 105, 107, 109
“ Soot,” The Mail Steamer, 212, 291, 291
"Scud,” The Steam Yacht, 597
Seaton, Mr. A. E., Oo Mysterious Fractures in Steel, 377
Seine, Mirabeau Bridge over the, 609, 615, 618
Shanks and Co., Messrs. Thos., Horizontal and Vertical Planing Machine, 441 Simon’s Steam Motor Velocipede, 5
Simp3on and Co., Messrs. Jas., Triple-expansion Worthington Pumping Engines, Johannesburg Waterworks, 12
Smit and Zoon, Messsrs., Tugboat “ Ocean,” 235, 238, 239
Smith and Coventry, Messrs., Heavy Turning and Boring Mill, 222
Smulders, Mr. A. F., Dredger and Hydraulic Spoil Elevator and Conveyor, Baltic Ship
Canal (Supplement, January 3rd, 1896)
Snowdon Rack Railway, The Accident on the, 371, 375. 402
Société Mé.u'lurgique, Brussels, Locomotives, Belgian Light Railways, 439, 440, 441
Scciété S\ Leonard, Liège, Locomotives, Belgian Light Railways, 440, 445
Soho Foundry, A Curious Old Watt Engine, 208
Soliani, Col. N., Water-tight Doors, 325, 326
Sprague Electric Elevator, Fig. 6, 582
Stanley, Mr. H. C., The Albert Railway Bridge, Queensland, 53, 54, 60
Starley’s “RoverCob” Bicycle, 54
Steiger, Mr. Alph., On Turbine Plants, 548, 549
Stroud Canal, 461
Sturge’s Storage Battery Carriage, 1
Sundale Packing Block, The, 589
Swales’ Spoon Dredger, 266
Symmons, Mr. P. W., Coal Storago Hoppers, Ransome’s Dock, Battersea, 163

TAYLOR and Hattersley, Messrs., Three-Wire Cutting and Straightening Machine, 351
Taylor and Hubbard’s Steam Crane, Royal Agri¬cultural Society’s Show, 641
Thames Paddle Steamer “Southend Belle,” 592, 597
Thames and Severn Canal, 460, 461, 468
Thomson, Mr. Thomas, Reservoir Dams with Iron Sheeting, 459
Todd's Steam Carriage, 132
Turner, Messrs. E. R. and F., Compound Con¬densing Engine and Multitubular Bailer, 317
Turner, Messrs. E. R. and F., Wheat Washer and Whizzer, Royal Agricultural Society’s Show, 640

UNITED STATES, The First Locomotive in the, 123
United States Locomotives, The Fay-Richardson Valve, 623
United States, 13in. Gun, Breech Mechanism of tbe, 487

“VICTORIOUS,” Anchor Gear for H.M.S., 232
Vulcan Works, Stettin, The, 564, 588, 589

WAINWRIGHT Water-tube Feed-water Heater, Fig. 9, 583
Wallis and Steevens, Spring Mounted Traction Engine, 86
Wallwork and Wells' E'.eetric-Driven Painting Machine, 499
Walters’ Excentric Shifting Gear, 215
Watkinson, Prof. W. H., On Circulation in Water-tube Boilers, 351, 352
Watt, Mr. J., On Water-tube Boilers, 318
Watt Engine, A Curious Old, Soho Foundry, 208
Webb, F. W., Glass Water Gauge Protector, 34
Wegener Powdered Fuel Apparatus for Steam Boiler Furnaces, Messrs. Bryan Donkin and Co., 485
Westinghouse Electric Tramway System, The, 170, 171
Wheeler-Sterling Projectiles, 487
White, Mr. J. S., Steam Yacht “ Scud,” 597
Wilkinson and Sons, Messrs. G., Three-head Surface Milling Machine, 367
Wilson, Mr. John, Cutter Bridge at Ely, 77
Wilson, Mr., Worship-street Bridge, Liverpool-street Station, Great Eastern Railway, 415
Worcester and Birmingham Canal, Steam and Towing Barges, Mr. J. McGregor, 97 Worthington Electric Pump, Method of Wiring the Motor, Fig. 1, 581
Worthington Pumping Engines, Johannesburg Waterworks, 12

YARROW Boilers, Expanding Tubes in, 513
Yarrow and Co., Messrs., Austrian Torpedo-boat “ Viper,” 343
Yarrow and Hilditch’s Steam Carriage, 1862, 264
Yarrow Water-tube Boilers for Dutch Cruisers, 343, 344
Yates, Mr. Edward, A New Steam Trap, 626

ZUF1KON-BREMGARTEN, Turbines at, 575

Subject Matter

ACETYLENE, Commercial Value of, 417
Air Pump, Raising Water by an, 83
Ammonia Ice-making Plant, The Pulsometer Engineering Company, 516, 517
Anchor Gear for H.M.S. “ Victorious,” 232
Annealing of Hard-faced Armour Plates, Local) Mr. H. N. Lemp, jun.,355, 356
Arc Lamp, The Jandus, 93
Armour, Double-forged Carnegie, 56
Armour Plates, American, 56
Armour Plates, Bethlehem, 32
Armour Plates, Experiments with Krupp, 112,
Armour Plates, Local Annealing of Hard-faced, Mr. H. N. Lamp, jun., 355, 356
Automatic Block Signals, Electro-pneumatic, 9, 10

BALING Press, Self-filliDg Perpetual, Messrs. J. and F. Howard, 573
Bar, Apparatus for Making, Mr. A. Dick, 464
Barges, Steam and Towing, Worcester and Bir¬mingham Canal, Mr. J. McGregor, 97 Battery “G,” Electric Light Railway Company, Fig. 2, 581
Battleships, German, 586
Belt Shifter, Simplex Dead-lock, Mr. E. S. Ratcliffe, 541
Bicycles, American Steam Motor, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5
Bicycle Chain Riveting Machiue, Messrs. John Adt and Son, 170
Bicycles, The Humber, 54
Bicycle Show, The New York, 188, 189
Bicycle, Starley’s, 54
Block Signals, Electro-pnenmatic, 9,10
Blower, Hodges’ Compound, 431
Boilers, Circulation in Water-tube, 28, 29, 30
Boilers, Expanding Tubes in Yarrow, 513
Boiler, 500-Horse Power Heine, Fig. 8, 582
Boiler, Locomotive, s.s. “ Queen of the North,” Messrs. Laird Brothers (Supplement, January 24th, 1896)
Boiler, Multitubular, Messrs. E. R. and F. Turner’s Compound Condensing Engine and, 317
Boiler, The Reed Water-tube, 172
Boiler, Semi-portable Compound Eogine and, Messrs. Mann and Charlesworth, 342
Boilers, Water-tube, for Dutch Cruisers, Messrs. Yarrow and Co., 343, 344
Boilers, Water-tube, s.s. “ Aberdeen,” 311, 312
Boilers, Water-tube, Prof. W. H. Watkinson on Circulation in, 351, 352
Boilers, Water-tube, Mr. J. Watt on, 318
Boring and Drilling Machine, Multiple, Messrs. Cunliffe and Croom, 247
Breech-Mechanism of tin United States 13in. Gud, 487
Bridge over the Clyde at Glasgow, Proposed New, 233
Bridge Flooring, Barker’s, 82
Bridge, Inverness, The New Waterloo, 366, 392, 394
Bridge, New Cantilever, Paris, 499
Bridge over the Ouse at Ely, Great Eastern Rail¬way, Mr. John Wilson, 77
Bridge, Queensland, The Albert Railway, Mr. H. C. Stanley, 52, 53, 60
Bridges, Road, Public Works, Lower Assam Division, Contracts Open, 190
Bridge, The Rochester, 290, 291
Bridge over the Seine, The Mirabeau, 609, 615, 618, 635
Bridge, Timber, over Glennies Creek, New South Wales, 520, 525, 526
Bridge, Worship-street, Liverpool-straet Station, Great Eastern Railway, 415
Butter Maker, The Radiator, 613, 614

CABLING and Serving Machine, Messrs. Johnson and Phillips, 420
Cam and Lever Punching and Shearing Machine, Mr. John Cameron, 223
Canals Connecting London, Bristol, Worcester, Staffordshire, 460, 461, 468
Canal, The Jonage, 541
Canal Lift, The Heinrichsburg, Messrs. Haniel and Lueg, 388, 389
Canal, Ship, Bristol and English Channel, 273. 274
Canal, The Stroud, 461
Carriage, The Benton-Harbour Motor Company’s, 40
Casting Pump Pipes, 79
Chimneys, Demolishing, Mr. A. Denny, 263
Chimney Disaster at Burnley, The, 144, 145
Chimney Underpinned, Broughton Paper Mills, 222
Circulation in Water-tube Boilers, 28, 29, 30
Coal Storage Hoppers, Mr. P. W. Symmons, 163
Cock and Valve, Surface Scum, Marks and Mordey’s, 355
Collieries, Derbyshire, Views in the Pentrich, 316, 320
Compensating Nuts, Messrs. Drysdale and Stod- dart’s, 461
Conduits, Doulton’s Stoneware, 237
Copying Lathe, An Early, 92, 93
Corn Pith Cellulose for Warships, Mr. Mark Marden, 40
Crane, Compound Road Locomotive with, Messrs. J. Fowler and Co., 572
Crane, Locomotive Steam, Messrs. Marshall, Fleming, and Jack, 420
Crane, Steam, Messrs. Taylor and Hubbard, Royal Agricultural Society’s Show, 641 Crane, Ten-ton Hydraulic, Messrs. Fielding and Platt, 342
Crane, Travelling, Parkhead Forge, 154
Cultivator, Spring Steel Tine, Messrs. W. N. Nicholson and Sons, Royal Agricultural Society’s Show, 642
Cutter Bridge at Ely, Great Eastern Railway. Mr. John Wilson, 77
Cycle Mechanics, The Newest Crank, 265

DAM Failure, The Bouzey, 50
Demolishing Chimneys, Mr. A. Denny, 266
Digger, Steam, The Cooper Steam Digger Com¬pany, Royal Agricultural Society’s Show, 640, 644
Disc Wheel Steamboat, The Bazin, 502
Docks, Barry, 135, 136, 137
Docks, Bristol (Maps), 307, 308
Docks and Docking Appliances, Mr. Lyonel Clark on, 623, 653
Docks, New East, Barry Docks, 585
Docks at Portsmouth, New, 181, 182, 185, 192
Double-forged Plates, Carnegie’s, 215
Dredger and Hydraulic Spoil Elevator and Con¬veyor on the Baltic Ship Canal, Mr. A. F. Smulder's (Supplement, January 3rd, 1896)
Drilling and Boring Machine, Multiple, Messrs. Cunliffe and Croom, 247
Dry Process as Applied to Gold Mining, Messrs. J. Harvey and Co.’s Reduotion Mill, 146

ECONOMISER. Green's (Fig. 10), 593
Electric Carriages, American, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 146
Electric Elevator, The Sprague (Fig. 6), 582
Electric Heater, Gold’s (Fig. 7), 582
Electric Indicator for Ship>' Lights, The Rmsell we Fig. 5, 582
Electric Limps given in Mr. A. S. Barnards Paper. 612
Electric Light Station, Islington, 533, 537, 544
Electric Lighting, St. Pancras, 258, 261, 284, 285, 286, 287, 288, 289 t
Electric Pump, The Worthington, Method of Wiring the Motor (Fig. 1), 581
Electric Rifle, The Blake, 84
Electric Tramway System, The Westinghouse, 170, 171
Electric Turrets, Canet, 57
Electric Works, The Crocker Wheeler Company’s, Heavy Punch Press and Hydraulic Armature Press with Electric Motors, 164
Electricity Station at the India and Ceylon Exhibition (Supplement, May 22nd, 1896), 514
Electro-Chemical Company’s Works, St. Helens, 370
Electro-pneumatic Automatic Block Signals, 9, 10
Engine and Air Compressor, Gas, Messrs. Fielding and Platt, 273
Engine and Boiler, Semi-portable Compound, Messrs. Mann and Charleswortb, 342
Engine and Boiler for Superheated Steam, Schmidt’s, 105, 107, 109
Engines, Centrifugal Series Pump and, Messrr. John and Henry Gwynne, 390
Engine Change Valve, Mr. H. A. Ivatt’s Com¬pound, 417
Engine, Chapman’s Link Movement, 272
Engine with Collman Valve Gear, Compound Horizontal, Messrs. Jessop and Son, 156, 158, 160
Engines, Compound Traction, Messrs. Chas. Burrell and Sons, 494
Engine, Cornish Pumping, Messrs. Hathorn, Davey, and Co., 84, 85, 88
Engine, A Curious Old Watt, Soho Foundry, 208
Engine, Duplex Oil, Clarke’s Crank and Forge Company, Royal Agricultural Society’s Show, 638
Engine and Dynamo, Compound, Messrs. J. P. Hall and Co., 247
Engines, High Speed, Messrs. Easton and Bes¬semer, 572
Engines, Horizontal Compound, Messrs. Daniel Adamson and Co., 544
Engines, Mill, 300 Indicated Horse-power, Messrs. Cochrane and Co., 559, 560, 561 Engine and Multitubular Boiler, Compound Con¬densing, Messrs. E. R. and F. Turner, 317
Engine, Portable Oil, Messrs. Clayton and Shuttleworth, Royal Agricultural Society’s Show, 638 Eogines, Pumping, Colchester Waterworks, 27, 33
Engines, Reversing Rolling Mill, Parkhead Forge, 154
Engine Stop, The Bonta Safety, 583
Engine for Superheated Steam, Schmidt’s Com¬pound Horizontal, 212
Engine?, Traction, 86
Engine, Traction, Messrs. Foden and Sons, Royal Agricultural Society’s Show, 644 *Engines, Triple-expansion Paddle, of the “Southend Belle,” Messrs. Denny and Sons,
592, 597
Eagines, Triple-expansion, Tugboat “ Ocean,” 238, 239
Eugines, Triple-expansion Worthington Pumping, Johannesburg Waterworks, 12 *Engines and Water-tube Boilers, s.s. “ Aber¬deen,” 311, 312
Engines—see also Locomotives Excentrie Shifting Gear, Walters’, 215
Exhibition Buildings at Nuremburg, 637
Expanding Tubes in Yarrow Boilers, 513
Expansion Gear, Cameron's, 560

FEED-WATER Heaters, Berryman, 131
Feed-water Softener, Brunn’s Automatic, Mr. P. Schau, 162
Fire-engine, Floating Steam, Messrs. Merry weather and Sons, 336
Floating Steam Fire-engine, Messrs. Merry- weather and Sons, 336
Forge, Parkhead, 140, 154, 166
Forging Press, Hydraulic, Messrs. Fielding and Platt, 316
Furnaces, Megass and Refuse, 41, 42

GAS Eagine and Air Compressor, Messrs. Fielding and Platt, 273
Gases, Liquefying, The Hampson System, 310
Glass Water Gauge Protector, Mr. F. W. Webb, 34
Guns, Buckland’s Maxim, 118, 119
Gun Carriage, The Buffington Crozier, 41

HOPPERS, Coal Storage, Mr. P. W. Symmons, 163
Horseless Carriages, 1875 and 1868, 421
Horseless Carriages at the Crystal Palace Exhibition, 461, 465
Horseless Carriages at the Imperial Institute Exhibition, 472, 473
Horseless Carriage (Oil Motor), Messrs. Petter and Hill and Boll, 350
Horseless Carriages, Some, 264, 265
Hose Reel, Gossage’s, 502

ICE-MAKING Plant, Ammonia, The Pulsometer Engineering Company, 516, 517 Indicator Gear for High Speed Engines, Messrs. Davey, Paxman, and Co., 473
Inland Navigation in France, 541
Insulating Underground Steam Pipes, Mr. E. Kidwell, 377
Integrator, A New, Mr. A. Russell and Mr. H. H. P. Powles, 83

LANDING Stage, Liverpool, 540
Lathe, Brass Finishers’, Messrs. Carter and Wright, 512
Lathe, An Early Copying, 92, 93
Lathe, Sliding and Surfacing Brake, Mr. W. I Asquith, 40
Lift, The Eureka Suspended, Messrs. J. and H. ? Brookes, 121, 122
Lift, Heinrichsburg Canal, 388. 389
L'nk Movement Engine, Chapman's, 272
Liquefying Gases, The Uampson System of, 310
Locomotives, Belgian Light Railways (Supplemeat, May Is/, 1896), 4?9, 440, 441, 445
Locomotive Boiler, as. “Queen of the North,”
Messrs. Land Brothers (Supplement, January 2\th, 1896)
Locomotives on Common Roads, Steam, Messrs. Chia Burrell and Sons, 51
Locomotives on Common Roads, Steam, Mr. A. Fletcher, 85. 86
Locomotive, Compound, Mr. E. Biguley, 450
Locomotive, Compound Express, Great Southern and Western Railway, Ireland, Mr. H. A. 1 Ivatt, 417, 424
Locomotive, Compound Road and Van, Messrs. Aveling and Porter, 52
Locomotive, Compound, for Steep Inclines, Mr. Riekie, 617
Locomotive with Crane, Componnd Road, Messrs. J. Fowler and Co., 572
Locomotive Crank Axle, London and North- Western Riilway, 451
Locomotive?, Early, Great Southern and Western Railway, Ireland, 80. 81
Locc motive Engine with Crliss Valve, Paris and Orleans Railway, M. E. Polonceau, 490, 491
Locomotive Eogine, No. 60, Midland Railway, 539
Locomotive, Passenger, Midland Railway, 1848, Mr. D. Joy. 246
Locomotive. Express Passenger, Midland Railway, Portfolio Working Drawing No. 5 (Supplement, June 5lh, 1896)
Locomotive, Express Passenger, Midland Railway, Mr. S. Johnson (Supplement, January 31st, 1896)
Locomotive, Express, Boston and Albany Railroad, 614, 622
Locomotive, Express, Manchester, Sheffield, and Lincolnshire Railway, Mr. Henry Pollitt (Sup¬plement, March 20th, 1896)
Locomotive, The First in the United States, 123
Locomotive, The “Jenny Lind,” Midland Rail¬way, Mr. D. Joy, 25, 36, 246, 528, 539
Locomotive, Leeds Northern Railway Tank, 396
Locomotive, Narrow Gauge Goods, Messrs.
Neilson and Co. (Supplement, February 2Sth, 1896)
Locomotive, The New Caledonian Express, 211, 242
Locomotive, Passenger, Messrs. Bury, Curtis, and Kennedy, 64, 65, 66
Locomotive, Showman’s Road, Messrs. Ransomes, Sims, and Jefferies, Royal Agricultural Society’s Show, 639
Locomotive, 10ft. Wheel, designed by John Grantham, 10
Log Band Saw with Canting Polleys, Messrs. A. Ransome and Co., 277
Lubrication of Plain Parallel Surfaces, Messrs. Deeley and Wo'ff, 25, 26
Lubricator, Lunkenheimer's Automatic Graphito Standard Sight Feed, 272

MACHINE Toole, Messrs. Kendall and Gent, 395, 398
Maps:
Map of Banavie and Mallaig Railway and Harbour, 486
Map of Crinsn Ship Canal, 503
Maps, Highland Railway Schemes, 500, 5C3
Map, The Jonage Canal, 541
Map and Plan of the Barry Docks, 136
Map Showing Ribblo Improvement Works. 492
Margarine Factory, Southall, Monsted’s, 403, 404, 40p
Masonry Dams, Remscheid and Chemnitz Water- | works, 492
Megass and Refuse Furnaces, Mr. Wm. Price Abell. 41, 42
Mill Engines, 300 Indicated Horse-power Triple-expansion, Messrs. Cochrane and Co., 559, 560, ' 561
Mill for Grinding Coal Dast Fuel, The Propfe, 407
Mill, Heavy Turning and Boring, Messrs. Smith [ and Coventry, 222
Milling Machines, Messrs. Kendal and Gent, 395, ] 398
Milling Machine, Three-head Surface, Messrs. G. Wilkinson and Sons 367
Milling Machines, Vertical and Horizontal, Messrs. Hulse and Co., 568
Motor Carriages, American, 1. 2, 3, 4, 5, 146
Motor Carriage with Benz Motor, Arnold's, 472 473
Motor Carriage (Bicycle), The Duncan and Sapsrbie, 472
Motor Carriage, Daimler Motor, MM. Panhard and Lsvassor, 472
Motor Carriage (Tricycle) The Dion and Bouton, 473
NAVAL Architectnre—Stability. 207, 327
Naval Architecture Curve» of Stability, 386, 387
Naval Architecture—A Few Principles Properly Explained, 49, 283
Naval Architecture—Tonnage and Freeboard, 497
“Newest Crank,” Toe, 265
Nuts, Compensating, Messrs. Drysdale and Stod¬dart, 461
PACKING Blook, The Sundale, 589
Paddle Steamer, “ Kóningin Wilhelmina,” 257, 268
Painting Machine, Wallwork and Wells’ Electric- driven, 499
Pdndulum Sifter, Carter's, 572
Permanent Way of Belgian Light Railways, 362, 363
Permanent Way, Mr. Corn. Lundie, 466
Permanent Way, Muirhead’s Wrought Steel Rail¬way Chair, 444
Pier, Tho Dunoon Burgh, 346 Pipes, Casting Pump, 79
PlaningMach'ne, Horizontal and Vertical, Messrs. Thos. Shanks and Co., 444
Plates, Carnegie’s Double-forged, 215
Police Telegraph System, The Gamewell Fire Alarm Telegraph Co., Figs. 3, 4, 581
Portraits:
Portrait of Mr. Wm. Adam, 402
Portrait of Sir Edw. Harland, 8
Potato Planter, Messrs. Ransomes, Sims, and Jefferies, Royal Agricultural Society’s Show, 639
Powdered Fuel Apparatus for Steam Boiler Furnaces, Wegener, Messrs. Bryan, Donkin, and i Co , 485
Presses, with Electric Motors, Heavy Punch, and Hydraulic Armature, 164
Projectiles, Wheeler-Sterling, 487
Pump, Bailey's Hydraulic Sewage, 184
Pump and Engines, Centrifugal Series, Messrs. John and Henry GwynDe. 390
Pumping Pipes, Casting, 79
Pumping Engines, Colchester Waterworks, 27, 33
Pumping Engine, Cornish Cycle, Messrs. Hathorn, Davey, and Co., 84, 85, 88
Pumping Engines, Triple Expansion Wortbington, Johannesburg Waterworks, 12
Pumps, Rotary and Plunger, Nuremburg Exhi¬bition, Maschinen and Armatur Fabrik, 637
Punch Press with Electric Motcr, Heavy, 164
Punching and Shearing Machine, Cano and Lever, Mr. John Cameron, 223

RACK Railway, Accident oa the Snowdon, 371, 375, 402
Raising Wator by an Air Pump, The Knowles I Steam Pump Works, 83
Railway Bridge, Queensland, The Albert, Mr. H. C. Stanley. 52, 53. 60
Railway Carriage Lavatories, Messrs. Morrison rnd iDgram, 431
Riilway Carriage Warming Apparatus, Messrs. Howard and Taite's, 329
Railway, The Dalmuir and Clydebank, 562
Railway and Harbour, Mallaig, 486
Railway Profile, Erie to Buffalo, Lake Shore, 313
Reduction Mill, Messrs. Julius Harvey and Co., 146
Refuse Destrnctor and Electric Lighting Station, King’s Road, 258, 259, 281, 285, 286, 287, 288, 289
Rifle, The Blake Electric, 84
Road Carriages, American, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5
Road Carriages, Some Steam, 132, 133 Road Locomotives, 51, 52
Roid Steamer and Omnibus, Messrs. Robsy and Co., 52
Rolling Mill Engines, Dowlais Works, Cardiff « (Supplement, April lOf/i, 1896)
Rolling Mill Eagines, Reversing, Parkhead Forge, 154
Rolling Stock, Belgian Light Railways (Supple¬ment, May ltt, 1896), 440
Railing Stock, Oude and Rohilound Railway, 58

SALVAGE Appliances, Mr. J. G. Kinghorn on, I 321
Saw, Lag Band, with Canting Pulleys, Messrs. A. Ransome and Co., 277
Sawing, Boring, Drilling, and Spoke Tanging Machine, Mr. Hardman, Royal Agricultural Society’s Show, 641
Schooner “Honolulu,” The Four-masted, 428
Self-Propelled Carriages, American, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5,
Sewage Works, Salford, Sketch Plan of, 68
Sewerage Scheme, Blackrod District Council, 184
Shaft Governor, Messrs. Ransomes, Simp, and Jefferies, Royal Agricultural Society’s Show, | 638
Shifting Gear, Walter’s Excentric, 215
Ship Canal, Bristol Channel and English Chanael, j 273, 274
Sifter, Carter’s Pendulum. 572
Signals, Electro-pneumatic Automatic, 9, 10
Slide Valve Friction, C. D.. 120
Slide Valve Friction, Mr. E. J. M. Davies, 34
Sliding and Surfacing Brake Lathe, Mr. W. ' Asquith, 40
Sluices and Improvement Workp, Proposed Dae. 234
Station, King's Cross, Old Buildings Removed for j Building, 652
Steamboat, The Basin Wheel, 502
Steam Carriage, Cugnot’s, 623
Steam Carriage, 1868, Mr. Knight, 421
Steam Carriage, 1875, Mr. Neville Grenville, 421
Steam Carriages, American, 1. 2, 3, 4, 5,146
Steam Carriages, Same, 264, 265
Steam Coach, 1872, Tbe Randolph, 461, 465
Steam Crane, Messrs. Taylor and Hubbard, Royal Agricultural Society's Show, 641
Steam Digger, Cooper, Royal Agricultural j Society's Show, 640, 644
Steam Flowing through a Horizontal Pipe, Distribution of Moisture in, Mr. D. S. Jacobus, 124
Steam Launch for Ambulance Service, 108
Steam Locomotives on Common Roads, Mr. A. Fletcher on, 85, 86, 106
Steam Piping, Methods of Insulating Underground Systems of, 201
Steam Road Carriages. Some, 132, 133
Steam, Superheating, Mr. Wm. H. Patchell, 196, 197
Steam Trap, A New, Mr. Edward Yates, 626
Steam Yacht, "Scud,”The, 597
Steamer, “Scot,” Lengthening the Mail, 212,291, 294
Steamer, Thames Paddle, the “ Southend B;lle,” 592, 597
Steel Fractures, Mr. A. E. Seaton on, 377
Steel Railway Chair, Harrison’s Patent, 498
Sterilised Butter Making Plant, Mr. Gustaf Salenius, 613, 614
Stoneware Conduits, Houlton's, 237
Surface Scum Cock and Valve, Marks and Mordey's, 355

TANK Steamers, Signs of Weakness in, Herr Otto Scblick on, 651
Te'autograpb, Prof. Elisha Gray's, 565, 566
Three-wire Cutting and StreLgtbening Machine,
Messrs. Taylor and Hattersley, 351
Timber Bridge over Glenniss Creek, New South Wales, 520, 525. 526
Torpedo Boat, “ Viper,” The Austrian, 313
Traction Engines, 86
Traction Engines, Compound, Messrs. Chas. Burrell and Sons, 494
Tramcar, Narrow-gauge Self-propelled, The Daimler Motor Car, 596
Tramway Accident at Bradford, 498
Tricycle, American Carrier, 146
Tricycles, American Steam Motor, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5,
146
Tugboat "Ocean,” The Dutch, Messrs. Smit and Zoon, 235, 238. 239
Turbines at tbe Geneva Waterworks, 575
Turbines at the Neuhausen Aluminium Works, 575
Turbine Plants, Mr. Alpb Steiger on, 548, 549
Turbine, Tests of a 10-Horse Power Steam, 477
Turbines at Zufikon-Bremgarten, 575
Turning and Boring Mill, Messrs. Smith and Coventry, 222
Turrets, Canet Electric, 57

VACUUM Brake on the Midland Railway, The, 183
Valve, Tbe Fay-Ricbardson, 623
Valve Gear, Engino with Coleman, 156, 158, 160
Velocipedes, American Steam Motor, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 146

WARSHIPS, Corn Pith Cellulose for, 40
Warships and Dock Entrances, Modem, 217
Warship "Fuji," Japanese, 339
Water Gauge Proteotor, Glass, Mr. F. W. Webb, 34
Water Supply, Howrah, 354
Water-tight Doors, Capt. the Right Hon. Lord Chas. Beresford, 314
Water-tight Doors, Col. N. Soliani on, 325, 326
Water-tight Doors in the Navy, Mr. Chas. W. Rowe on, 467
Water-tube Boilers, Circulation in, 28, 29, 30
Water-tube Feed-water Heater, The Wainwright (Fig. 9), 583
Waterworks at Choisy-le-Roi, Paris, 338
Waterworks, Glasgow, On the Flow of Water in the Aqueduct from Loch Katrine, 55
Waterworks, Masonry Dams, Remscheid and Chemnitz, 492
Wear of Tires on Passenger Engines (Diagrams), Mr. P. H. Dudley, 432
Wheat Washer and Whizzer, Messrs. E. R. and F. Turner, Royal Agricultural Society’s Show, 640
Works of Messrs. Blolm and Vces, Hamburg, 648 649

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