The Engineer 1897 Jan-Jun: Index: Illustrations

The Engineer 1897 Jan-Jun: Illustrations Index.

The Engineer 1897 Jan-Jun: Illustrations Index.

The Engineer 1897 Jan-Jun: Illustrations Index.

The Engineer 1897 Jan-Jun: Illustrations Index.

The Engineer 1897 Jan-Jun: Illustrations Index.

The Engineer 1897 Jan-Jun: Illustrations Index.

The Engineer 1897 Jan-Jun: Illustrations Index.

The Engineer 1897 Jan-Jun: Illustrations Index.

The Engineer 1897 Jan-Jun: Illustrations Index.

The Engineer 1897 Jan-Jun: Illustrations Index.

The Engineer 1897 Jan-Jun: Illustrations Index.

The Engineer 1897 Jan-Jun: Illustrations Index.

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A

• ADMIRALTY Steam Pinnace, 444
• Aird’s “ Express” Pipe Joint, 408
• Alabama and the Prince George, The, United States Battleships, 336
• America, Car Ferries of the Great Lakes, of, 132
• American Electric Carriage, An, 8
• American and German Scissors r. English, 248
• American Lakes, Sketch Map of the, 133
• American Machine Tools, Some, 59, 62
• American Standard Rails, 448
• American Tramway Tunnel, Boston, U.S.A., 410
• American Railway Tools, 589
• Archibald, Captain, Lifebuoy, 301
• Armstrong and Co., Sir W., Chilian Cruiser “Esmeralda,” 320
• Assam-Bengal Railway, Construction Work on the, 583, 584
• Atkinson and Pbilipson, Messrs., Motor Carriage, 388
• Atlas Engineering Company, Some Modern Machine Tools, 366, 367
• Atlas Oil Engine, Messrs. Humphries and Co., Royal Agricultural Show, 639
• Austrian Compound Goods Locomotive, Kaiser Ferdinand Nord Bahn, 242

B

• BALDWIN, Mr. W. J., Separation of Oil and Grease from Exhaust Steam, 258
• Barker’s Compound Crank for Cycles, 374
• Bates, Mr. Lindon P., Electro-hydraulic Dredger, 314, 315
• Bary, Mr., The Thuchof Water-tube Boiler, 164
• Baxter’s Steering Gear, s.s. “Jackdaw” and “Comrade,” 246
• Bcardmore, Mr. Win., Nickel Steel for Boiler Shell Plates, Forgings, and other Purposes, 420
• Beeton’s Starting Gear for Vehicles, 352
• Bennett, Mr. A. R , Convection Scope and Calorimeter, 390, 421
• Bennett and Sayer, Messrs., Plastic Brick-making Plant, 97
• Beyrouth and Damascus Railway, The, 36
• Beyrouth and Damascus Railway, Rack Rail Locomotive, Société de Construction, Winter¬thur, 58
• Bigler’s Signal Buoy, 495
• Binnie, Mr. A. R., The Black wall Tunnel, 504, 505, 506, 507, 514
• Bird, Mr. Geo. Fred, Some Noteworthy Express Locomotives, 114, 119
• Blaber, Mr. Charles O., Devil's Dyke Railway, Brighton, 340, 346
• Black Sea and Baltic Canal, Map of the, 360
• Blackwall Tunnel, The, 504, 505, 506, 507, 514
• Blackwall Tunnel, Letter from “ Pick ford Van,” with Diagram, 576
• Blanche, MM., The Beyrouth and Damascus Railway, 36
• Blankenberghe Sewerage Works, 9, 10, 12, 32, 33, 66, 69
• Blot Secondary Cell, The, 98, 251
• Bollinckx Small Clearance Valves, 113
• Bon’s Acetylene Gas Producer (Figs. 7, 81, 53
• Brighton Waterworks, Triple-expansion Pumping Engines (Supplement, January 22nd, 1897), 85
• Britannia Company, The Improved Plate-flanging Machine, 123
• “ Briton,” Launch of R.M.S., 602
• Brooke’s Thermal Regulator, 290
• Browett, Lindley, and Co., Messrs., Independent Surface Condensing Plant, 44
• Brown, Sir John, 5
• Buda-Pesth, The Francis-Joseph Bridge at, 486, 487, 490
• Bullier, M., Apparatus for Filling Receivers for Railway Train Lighting (Figs. 14, 15, 16), 53
• Bary, Mr. Alexander B.,» Water Tower, Nijni Novgorod Exhibition, 293
• Busbbury Electric Dog Cart, The, 565

C

• CALIFORNIA Electric Transmission, Water¬power Plant at Fresno, 238, 239
• Cambrian Locomotive Albion, The, 140
• Cameron's Steering Gear, Japanese Battleship “Fuji,” 363
• Cammell’s 6in. Harvey Steel Plates, Trials of, 84
• Canet Quick-fire Guns for the Greek Navy, 189, 193
• Cape Government Railways, Narrow-gauge Pas¬senger Engine (Supplement, April 23rd, 1897)
• Carnegie Armour for the “Kearsage” and “Ken¬tucky," 4
• Carroll Boiler Water Purifier, The, 55
• Chesterfield Viaduct, Mr. R. E. Cooper, Lan¬cashire, Derbyshire, and East Coast Railway, 264, 265
• Chicago, Burlington, and Quincy Railway Map, 267
• Chilian Cruiser “ Esmeralda,” First-class, 320
• Circum-Etna Railway, Giarre Station, 531
• Circum-Etna Railway, Travelling Crane, 530
• Clarke, Chapman, and Co., Capstan Gear, H.M.S. “ Prince George," 79
• Clarke, Mr. John, A New Stern Tube, 166
• Clarke, Mr. Thomas Curtis, Third Avenue Swing Bridge, New York, 165
• Coldrenick Viaduct cn the Great Western Railway, 187, 188
• Collett, Mr. C. B., Moment of Resistance (Figs. 1-5 ,465
• Combe, Barbour, and Combe, Messrs., “Double¬ending ” Machine, 146
• Compagnie du Cbemin de Fer del’Est, Balanced Slide Valve, 407
• Cornell’s (Arnold’s) Motor Car, 567
• Corliss Engine, Messrs. W. H. Hopper and Co., Nijni Novgorod Exhibition, 106, 108, 111
• Corrientes Boiler, Interior of Steam Chamber, 301
• Corscaden, Mr. Thomas, Wrought Steel Pulley, 647
• Cowley Lock, A Wrecked Canal Barge, 146
• Crossley, Mr. Francis William, 351
• Crutchley, Lieut., Rapid Cable-laying for War Purposes, 464
• Crystal Palace, Motor Cars at tho, 565
• Czekelius, Mr. Aurel, The Francis Joseph Bridge at Buda-Pesth, 486, 487, 490

D

• DAVEY, Mr. Henry, On Separate Condensing Plants, 538
• Day, Summers, and Co., Ninety-ton Sheers, Haul- bowline Dockyard, 624
• Deeley, Mr. R. M., Superficial Tension and Lubrication (Figs. 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7), 157, 158
• Denny and Dunipace Sewage Works, 261
• De Ridder’s Flue-gas Sampling Apparatus, 627
• Devil’s Dyke Railway, Brighton, 340, 346
• Dewrance, Mr. John, Bearings of the Marine Engine, 42
• Don, Great Northern Railway Bridge over the, 466 518, 520, 563
• Dublin and Lucan Steam Tramway, The, 519
• “ Due tor” Combined Nail-making and Box-nail¬ing Macbine: The, 40
• Dulier Smoke Absorption Apparatus, 523
• Donkirk, Dock Improvements at, 481
• Durham College of Science, Experimental Engines at the, 92, 93
• Durham College of Science, Fronde Dynamo¬meter, 96

E

• EASTON, Anderson, and Gooiden, Messrs., Elec¬tric Light, 599
• Easton and Anderson Ram, The, 211
• ‘' Engineer ” Horseless Carriage Competition, Route Map, 483
• England, Map of the South, Waterways of, 311
• “ Esmeralda,” First-class Chilian Cruiser, 320
• Essh System, Launch Engine of the, 150

F

• FAY’S Balanced Valve for Locomotives. 107
• Ferguson, Mr. J., Denny and Dunipace Sewage Works, 261

Ferreira New Cyanide Works, The, 429, 440

• Fleming and Ferguson, Messrs., Triple-expansion Pumping Engines (Supplement, January 22nd, 1897), 85
• Fletcher’s Muffle Furnace, 603
• Foden, Sons, and Co., Messrs. E., Traction Engines, Royal Agricultural Show, 639
• Folsom • Sacramento Power Transmission, The, 590, 591, 592
• Foquo et Cie., MM., Triple-expansion Engine, 172
• Foster's Film Evaporator, 449
• Francis-Joseph Bridge at Buda-Pesth, 486, 487, 490
• Fraser Automatic Carriage Door and Station Indicator, 447
• Fraser and Sons, Messrs. John, Pneumatic Evaporative .Condenser, 372
• French Locomotives, Balanced Slide Valves on, 407
• Froude Dynamometer, Durham College of Science, 94
• “Fuji,” Cameron’s Steering Gear, Japanese Battleship, 363
• "Fuji, Japanese Battleship, 317
• Fyenoord Engine Works, Rotterdam, Pumping Engines (Supplement, May 7th, 1897), 430, 431, 432, 433, 460

G

• GALLOWAY, Mr. John, 9
• Garrett’s Combined Thrashing and Clover Hulling Machine, 549
• Garryowen, The Pneumatic Elevator, The East Ferry Road Engineering Works (Supplement, February, \2th, 1897)
• “ Gascon,” The Union s.s., 211
• German Liner “Augusta Victoria,” The, 495
• Gillet, Forest, and Bocandé, MM., Acetylene Gas Producer (Fig. 9), 53
• Goss, Mr. W. F. M., Paper Friction Wheels, 151
• Grand Junction Canal, Inclined Plane Lift, 81
• Granger, Mr., Variable Steam Jet Blower, 192
• Gray, Mr. I. Macfarlanc, Accelerity Diagram of the Steam Engine, 409
• Great Northern Railway Bridge over the Don, 466, 518, 520, 563
• Great Northern Single-wheeler, The Latest, 633
• 1 Great Western Railway, Maps Showing Progress of thev 259
• Greter Krivaneck and Co., Messrs., Compound Engine, Nijni Novgorod Exhibition, 192, 193
• Gwynne and Co., Messrs., Dock Pumping Machinery, 544

H

• HAMBURG - AMERICAN Liners, “Pennsyl¬vania ” and “ Arabia,” 339
• Harvey Nickel Plate Trials, 437
• Harrison, McGregor, and Co.’s “ Albion,” No. 7 Mower, 549
• Haulbowline Dockyard, Ninety-ton Sheers, 624
• Hawthorne, Leslie, and Co., Messrs., Tank Locomotive, Circum Etna Railway, 511
• Hayward Tyler and Co., Messrs., Compound Engine and Dynamo, 647
• Head, Wrightson, and Co., Messrs., Mill’s Water- sealed Furnace Valves, 201
• Headland Secondary Battery, The, 107
• H.M. Battleship “Powerful,” Indicator Dia¬grams, 130
• H.M. Battleship “Prince George," 336, 638, 612
• H.M. Battleship “Prince George,” Capstan Gear, 79
• H.M. Battleship “Renown,” 12,350 Tons (Supple¬ment, June 25th, 1897)
• H.M. Battleship “Terrible,” Electric Lighting Machinery, 436
• H.M.S. “ Swordfish,” 422
• Hick, Hargreaves and Co., Messrs., Non-clearance Exhaust Valves, 198
• Holden’s Liquid Fuel Injector, 539
• Holliday’s Acetylene Gas Producer (Fig. 6), 52
• Hollins, Mr. F. T., Electric Interlocking the
• Block and Mechanical Signals on Railways, 148, 149, 167, 186
• Holst Pumping Engine, The, 29, 30
• Hopper and Co., Messrs. W. H., Corliss Engine, Nijni Novgorod Exhibition, 106, 108, 111
• Hopper and Co., Messrs. W., Triple-expansion Engine, Nijni Novgorod Exhibition, 88
• Hotchkiss Automatic Machine Gun-rifle Calibre, 414, 415
• Hulse, Mr. W. Wilson, 326
• Humphries and Co.’s Atlas Oil Engine, Royal Agricultural Show, 639

I

• INDIA, Famine Works in Nira Irrigation Canal, 183, 235, 236
• Indian Midland Railway Goods Locomotive, Sir G. B. Bruce, 618
• Indian State Railways, Tank locomotive, 569
• Inglis, Messrs. A. and J., Twin-screw Yacht “ Varuna,” 214, 216, 218
• Invicta, The Locomotive, 387
• Ipswich Sewage Pumps, Windmill Pump, Mr. Hy. Sykes, 304

J

• JAPAN, Docks and Warehouses, Yokosuka, 25
• Japan, Kyoto Electric Light Works, 138
• Japan, Thirty Types of Locomotive Engines, Imperial Railways (Supplement, March Kth,
• Japanese Battleship " Fuji," 317, 363
• Japanese Railway Passenger and Goods Engines, Mr. R. F. Trevithick, 283, 289
• Johnson, Mr. Richard, Railway Bridge over the Don, 466, 518, 520, 563
• Johnson, Mr. Sam. Waite, On Piston Valves in Locomotives, 577
• Johnson Capped Shot, The, 110
• Joy's Patent Assistant Cylinder, 619

K

• KAISER Ferdinand Nord Bahn, Express Loco¬motive, 142
• “ Kearsage,” Armour Plate for the, 586
• “ Kearsage’’ and “ Kentucky,” Armour for the, 4
• “Kherson,” The, Messrs. Hawthorn, Leslie, and Co., Ill
• Kirchner’s Mortising and Boring Tool, 318
• Kirkaldy, Mr. David, 148

L

• LAMINGTON Bridge, B.isbace, 594
• Lancashire Boiler Fitted with Carroll’s Water Purifier, 55
• Lancashire, Derbyshire, and East Coast Railway Chesterfield Viaduct, 264, 265
• Laveriok, Mr. I. W., Spring Coupling for Winding or Hauling Engines, 175
• Lawson’s Metallic Packing, 342
• Lea, Removing a Railway Bridge over the, 81
• Leguin and Perrodil, MM., Acetylene Gas Producer (Fig. 13), 53
• Lequeux, M., Acetyleno Gas Producer (Fig. 10),
• Licoudis, Lieut. P. S , Sectional Gun, 247
• Liesen’s Rock Drill, 329
• Lilpop, Rau, and Levenstein, Messrs., Compound Engine, Nijni Novgorod Exhibition, 192
• Lindsay’s Patent Coil Clutch, 423
• Liquid Fuel Engineering Company, Boiler, 566
• Liquid Fuel Engineering Company’s Van, The, London Central Railway, Electrical Plant, 587
• Lancashire, Derbyshire, and East Coast Railway Sections, 266
• London, Map of New Railways for, 82
• London and North-Western Railway, Express 392
• Senger Engine> Waver)oy Class, Mr. Webb, London and North-Western Railway, Standard Joint, 533

M

• McARTH UR-FORREST Cyanide Process of Gold Extraction, 381, 382
• Malta Electric Lighting Station, 337, 342, 343,
• Malta Electricity Supply Works, Lamp Post, 343
• Matthew's Patent Deep Bore-hole Pump, 136
• Midget Steam Trap, The, 305
• Midland Railway Enginemen's Home at High- gate, 384, 385
• Midland Railway, Now Standard Rail, 247
• Mills and Co., Messrs., Aluminium Bed-plate, 509
• Mill’s Water-sealed Furnace Valve’, 201
• Morehead and de Chalmot, MM., Electric Furnace for the Production of Calcium Carbide (Figs. 1,2), 52
• Morris and Salmon, Messrs., Electric Hansom, 350
• Mors Motor Carriage, 328
• Muirhead's Rolled Steel Railway Chair, 473
• Munro’s Stoam Boiler, 110
• Murphy, Mr. E., Automatic Brush, 110

N

• NEILSON and Co., Messrs., Tank Locomotive, Indian State Railways, 569
• Neustadt Lokomotiv Fabrik, Express Locomotive, 142
• Newcomen Engine, An Old, 646
• Newgate-street, The Widening of, Plan, 8
• Newton Machine Tocl Works, American Machine Tools, 59, 62
• New York, New Tram Rail for, 78
• New York, Swing Bridge, Third Avenue, 165
• Nijni Novgorod Exhibition, Compound Engine, Messrs. Lilpop, Rau, and Levenstein, 192
• Nijni Novgorod Exhibition, Department of Manufacturers and Industries, 292
• Nijni Novgorod Exhibition, Machinery Hall, 268, 273, 274
• Nijni Novgorod, The Thnchof Water-tube Boiler, 164
• Niji Novgorod Exhibition, Triple-expansion Engine, Messrs. W. Hopper and Co., 88 Nijni Novgorod Exhibition, Water Tower, Mr. A. R. Bary, 293
• Niles Tool Works Company, Planing Machine, 612
• Nira Irrigation Canal, Famine Works in India, 135, 183, 235, 236
• Nordberg Manufacturing Company, Double Clutch Winding Engine, Montana Mines, 168
• North British Railway, Express Locomotive, 257
• North-Western Railway, Compound Locomotives on the, Tractometer Diagrams, 458, 459

O

• OGDEN’S Packing, 304
• Okos Water-tube Boiler, The, 165
• Ottewell Sight-feed Lubricator, The, 31
• Otto Hoffmann Coke Ovens, Views of the, 207, 208, 209, 231 ...

P

• PARSONS, Tho Hon. C. A., The Torpedo Boat “Turbinia,” 540
• Pennington Flying Machino, The, 174
• Peugeot Motor Car, The New, 177
• Plews, The York, Newcastle, aud Berwick Rail¬way Company, 601
• Pompeian Boilers, 55, 56
• Power Speciality Company, The Hydraulic Ram, 123
• Preece, Mr. W. H., Electric Lighting Station, Malta, 337, 342, 343, 344
• Preece, Mr. W. H., Signalling through Space without Wires, 617
• Pretot Motor Carriage, The, 118
• Protot Motor Car Speed Gearing, 523
• Prevost, M., Acetylene Gas Producer and Lamp (Figs. 4. 5), 53
• “Prince George,” H. M. Battleship, 638, 612
• Pullman Sleeping Car, A, 80
• Pullman Vestibule Car, Standard, Working
• Drawing, No. 9, The Engineer, January 22nd

R

• RAMAGE, Mr. A. G., Mechanical Method of Ascertaining the Statical Stability of Ships, 365
• Ramsbottom, Mr. John, 563
• Ransomes, Sims, and Jofferies, Messrs., Rotary Potato Digger, 640
• Ransomes and Rapier, Messrs., 30-ton Steam Travelling Crane, 321
• Rapier, Mr. Richard Christopher, 573
• Replogle Turbine Governor, The, 3
• Reynolds and Co., Messrs., Electric Tramcar for Street Cleaning, 41
• Rhine, Rock-dredging on the, 41
• Ribbe Accumulator, The, 408
• Richmond, Mr. W. F., Self-acting Pipe Cutter, 375
• Rife Hydraulic Ram, The, 123
• Rimmington Anti friction Gear Wheels, The, 71
• Roberts-Austen, Prof. W. C., Report to the Alloys Committee, 176, 190, 191, 224
• Roots and Venables’ Petro-car, 566
• Rotterdam, Pumping Engines for (Supplement, May 7th, 1897), 430, 431, 432, 433, 460
• Rous-Marten, Mr. Charles, The Latest Great Northern Single-wheeler, 633, 634 Rowan, Mr. F. J., Application of Electricity to Engineering Tools, 470, 471
• Royal Agricultural Show, Plan of Implement Yard, 600
• Russian Voluntoer Fleet Troopship “Kherson,” The, 111
• Ruston, Proctor, and Co., 6-N.H.P. Traction Engine, 548

S

• ST. LAWRENCE, Proposed Bridge over tho, 124
• Salt Lake City, U.S.A., Street Gutters for Irrigation Water, 436
• Sandford Vertical Bailer, The, 399
• Scott and Mountain, Messrs. E., Electric Lift Engine, 583
• Scott and Mountain, Messrs. E., Electrical Plant, 587
• Scott and Mountain, Messrs. E, High-speed Engine and Dynamo, 388
• Sennett, Mr. Alf. R., The Atmospheric Engine and Humphrey Potter, 61
• Sims-Dudley Powder Pneumatic Gun, 389
• Singer, Mr. Charles, Moulding Winding Drums,
• Skinner-street Bridge, Great Eastern Railway, Mr. J. Wilson, 215, 222, 223
• Smith, Mr., Holroyd Motor Car, 565
• Smith, Mr. Thomas D., Automatic Drainer for Steam Engine Cylinders, 141
• Snell, Mr C. Scott, Submarine Telegraphy during War, 464
• Spencer and Co., Messrs. J., Drilling and Boring Machine, 613
• Spencer and Co., Messrs. J., Duplex Wheel Lathe, 613
• Spithead, Naval Review (Plan), 615
• Spithead, Naval Review, The Thunderer, the Collingwood, the Royal Sovereign, 614
• Spithead, Warships at (Supplement, June 18th, 1897), 635, 636
• Spray’s Electric Furnace for Producing Calcium Carbide, 51
• S.S. "Portena,” Telegraph Cable Laying Machinery, 445
• Stewart, Mr. A., Corrogated Disc Steel Pulley, 301
• Sykes, Mr. Hy., Windmill Pump, 304
• Sykes’s System, Electric Railway Signals, 276

T

• TAITE, Howard and Co., Ltd., Air Compressor for Pneumatic Tools, 173
• Taunton, New Station, 260
• Taylor, Mr. C. H., Hydraulic Air-compressing Plant, 685
• Thames Ironworks Company, Admiralty Steam Pinnace, 444
• Thomas, Mr., Inclined Plane Lift, Grand Junction Canal, 81
• Thompson’s Universal Conveyer, 602
• Thuchof Water-tube Boiler, The, 164
• Thwaites’ Steel Furnace, 160, 161
• Tower’s Steady Platform, Search Light on, 422
• Trans-Siberian Railway, Views on the Supplement, June 4<A, 1897)
• Trevithick, Mr. R. F., Passenger and Goods Engines, Japanese Railway, 283, 289
• “Turbinia" Boat Torpedo, 397

U

• UNION Mail Steamor 11 Briton,” The, 602
• Union s.s. “Gascon,” The, 211
• U.S. Battleship, “Alabama,” The (Supplement, April 8th, 1897)
• U.S. Battleship, The “ Alabama ” (Supplement», January 1st and April 8lh, 1897) 336
• U.S. Battleships "Wisconsin,” “Illinois,” and “Alabama” (Supplement, January 1st 1897)
• U.S. Monitor “ Puritan,” 285, 286, 296
• U.S. Navy, The Cruiser "Brooklyn,” 410, 411
• U.S. Steamer “Grande Duchesse,’’ 510

V

• VAN DE CASTEELE, Mr., Blankenberghe Sewerage Works, 9, 10, 12, 32, 33
• “Varuna,” The Twin-screw Yacht, 214, 216, 218
• Vickers’ 6in. Armour Plate after Trial, 437
• Victorian Railways, Automatic Carriage Door and Station Indicator, 447
• Victorian Railways, Oil Blending Plant, 139
• Vulcan Foundry’s First Locomotive, 1832, The, 619
• Vulcanised Fibre Company, Vulcanised Graphite Bearings, 110

W

• WALKER, Mr. W. G., Propeller Ventilating Fans, and the Electric Motor Driving thorn, 648
• Wallach's Improved Water-gauge Fittings, 85
• Ward and Co., Messrs. S. A., Safety Hooks for Cranes, 43
• "Weardale” Furnace, The, 497
• Webb, Mr., On Permanent Way, 533
• Weighton, Prof. R. L., The Experimental Engines at the Durham College of Science, 92, 93
• West, Mr. Thos. D., Utility and Economy of Central Blast Cupolas, 522
• Weiner Neustadt Works, Compound Goods Locomotive, 242
• Wilkinson and Sons, Messrs. G., Three-head Boiler Drilling Machine, 45
• Williams, Mr. E., The “Ductor” Combined Nail¬-making and Box-nailing Machine, 40
• Wilson, Bart., Sir Alexander, 598
• Wilson, Mr. I., Skinner-street Bridge, Great Eastern Railway, 215, 222, 223
• Witkowitz Steel Armour Plates, 611
• Worthington’s Pump Regulator, 339

Y

• YEOVIL Motor Car, The, 665
• Yokosuka Dockyard, Japan, 25
• Youghal, Plastic Brick-mak<ng Plant, 97

Subject Matter

A

• ACCELERITY Diagram of the Steam Engine, 409
• Accumulator, The Ribbe, 408
• Acetylene Gas Producer?, 52, 53
• Air Compressor, Hydraulic, Mr. C. H. Taylor, 585
• Air Compressor for Pneumatic Tools, Messrs. Taite Howard and Co., Ltd., 173
• Alloys Research Committee, Prof. W. C. Roberts- Austen, 176, 190, 191, 224
• Aluminium Bed-plate, Messrs. Mills and Co., 509
• Armour Plate for the “ Kearsage ” and "Ken¬tucky,” 4, 586
• Armonr Plate after Trial, Vickers’ 6in., 437
• Armour Plates, Witkowitz Steel, 611
• Atmospheric Engine and Humphrey Potter, The, 61
• Automatic Carriage Door and Station Indicator, 447
• Automatic Machine Gun, The Hotchkiss, 414, 415

B

• BALANCED Slide Valve, Compagnie du Chemin de Fer de l’Est, 407
• Balanced Valve for Locomotives, Fay’s, 107
• Battery, The Headland Secondary, 107
• Battleship “Alabama,” The U.S. (Supplements, January 1st and April 9th, 1897), 336
• Battleship ‘‘Prince George,” H.M., 336, 638, 642
• Battleship “ Fuji,” The Japanese, 317
• Battleship “Renown,” H.M. (Supplement, June 25th, 1897)
• Battleships, “Wisconsin," “ Illinois,” and “Ala¬bama," The United States (Supplements, Janu¬ary 1st and April 9th, 1897)
• Bearings of the Marine Eogino, Mr. John Dewrance, 42
• Blast Cupolas, Central, Mr. Thomas D. West, 522
• Blower, Variable Steam Jet, Mr. Granger, 192
• Boiler fitted with Carroll’s Water Purifier, Lanca¬shire, 55
• Boiler, Corrientes’, Interior of Steam Chamber, 301
• Boiler-drilling Machine, Three-head, Messrs. G. Wilkinson and Sons, 45
• Boiler, Munro's Steam, 110
• Boiler, The Okes Water-Tube, 164
• Boilers, Pompeian, 55, 56
• Boiler, The Sandford Vertical, 399
• Boiler, Water-tube, Mr. Bary, Nijni Novgorod Exhibition, 164
• Bore-hole Pump, Matthews’ Patent Deep, 136
• Brick-making Plant, Plastic, Messrs. Bennett and Sayer, 97
• Bridge, Brisbane, Lamington, 594
• Bridge, Buda-Pesth, The Francis-Joseph, 486, 487, 490
• Bridge over the Don, Great Northern Railway, 466, 518, 520, 563
• Bridge, Great Eastern Railway, The Skinner- street, 215, 222, 223
• Bridge over the Lea, Removing a Railway, 81
• Bridge over the St. Lawrence, Proposed, 124
• Brush, Automatic, Mr. E. Murphy, 110
• Buoy, Bigler’s Signal, 495

C

• CANAL Barge, A Wrecked, 146
• Canal, Map of the Black Sea and Baltic, 360
• Canal, Nira Irrigation, Famine Works in India, 135, 183, 235, 236
• Capstan Gear, H.M.S. “ Prince George,” 79
• Car Ferries of the Great American Lakes, 132
• Cell, The Blot Secondary, 98, 251
• Chronograph, A New, 462, 463
• Coil Clutch, Lindsay’s Patent, 423
• Coke Ovens, Otto-Hoffmann, 207, 208, 209, 231
• Condenser, Pneumatic Evaporative, Messrs. John Fraser and Sons, 372
• Condensing Plant, Independent Surface, Messrs. Browett, Lindley, ana Co., 44
• Condensing Plants, Mr. H. Davey on Separate, 538
• Convection Scope and Calorimeter, Mr. A. R, Bennett, 390, 421
• Conveyer, Thompson's Universal, 602
• Crane, 30-ton Steam Travelling, Messrs. Ran¬somes and Rapier, 321
• Crane, Travelling, Circum Etna Railway, 530
• Crank for Cycles, Barker’s Compound, 374
• Cruiser "Brooklyn," U.S. Navy, The, 410, 411
• Cruiser "Esmeralda,” First-class Chilian, 320
• Cyanide Process of Gold Extraction, The, 429, 440, 457
• Cyanide Process of Gold Extraction,The McArthur- Forrest, 381, 382
• Cylinder, Joy’s Patent Assistant, 619

D

• DIGGER, Rotary Potato, Messrs. Ransomes, Sims, and Jefferies, 640
• Diving Bell Rock-dredger, 41
• Dock Improvements at Dunkirk, 481
• Dock Pumping Machinery, Messrs. Gwynne and Co., 644
• Dockyard, Yokosuka, 25
• “Double-ending” Machine, Messrs, Combe, Barbour, and Combe, 146
• Drainer, Automatic, for Steam Engine Cylinders, Mr. Thos. D. Smith, 141
• Dredger, Diving Bell Rock, 41
• Dredger, Electro-Hydraulic, Mr. Lindon P. Bates, 314, 316
• Drill, Liesen’s Rock, 329
• Drilling and Boring Machine, Messrs. J. Spencer and Co., 613
• Drilling Machine, Three-head Boiler, Messrs. G. Wilkinson and Sons, 45
• Dynamometer, The Froude, 94

E

• ELECTRIC Carriage, An American, 8
• Electric Dog Cart, The Bushbury, 565
• Electric Hansom, Messrs. Morris and Salmon, 350
• Electric Interlocking the Block and Mechanical Signals on Railways, Mr. F. T. Hollins, 148, 149
• Electric Lift, Messrs. Easton, Anderson, and Gooiden, 599
• Electric Lift Engine, Messrs. E. Scott 'and Moun¬tain, 587
• Electric Light Works, Japan, Kyoto, 138
• Electric Lighting Machinery, H.M.S. “Terrible,” 436
• Electric Lighting Station, Malta, 337, 342, 313, 344
• Electrical Plant, London Central Railway, 587
• Electric Railway Signals, Sykes’ System. 276
• Electrical Transmission between Folsom and Sacramento, Long Distance, 590, 591, 592
• Electrical Transmission Water-power Plant, Fresno, California, 238, 239
• Electricity Applied to Engineering Tools, Mr. F. J. Rowan, 470, 471
• Elevator, Garryowen, Pneumatic (Supplement, February 19iA, 1897)
• Engine, An Old Newcomen, 646
• Engine, Atlas Oil, Messrs. Humphries and Co , Royal Agricultural Show, 639
• Engines, Compound, Nijni Novgorod Exhibition, 192,193
• Engine, Corliss, Messrs. W. H. Hopper and Co., Nijni Novgorod Exhibition, 106, 108, 111
• Engine, Double-clutch Winding, Nordberg Manu¬facturing Co., 168
• Engine and Dynamo, High-speed, Messrs. E. Scott and Mountain, 388
• Engines and Dynamos, Malta Electricity Supply Works, 342
• Engine, Electric Lift, Messrs. E. Scott and Moun¬tain, 588
• Engines, The Experimental, at the Durham College of Science, 92, 93
• Engine, The Holst Pumping, 29, 30
• Engines, Passenger and Goods, Mr. R. F. Trevi¬thick, Japanese Railway, 283, 289
• Engines, Pumping, for Rotterdam [Supplement, May 11th, 1897), 480, 431, 432, 433, 460
• Engines, 6-N.H.P. Traction, Messrs. Ruston, Proctor, and Co., 548
• Engines, Thirty Types of Locomotive, Imperial Railways of Japan [Supplement, March 26th, 1897,
• Engines, Traction, Messrs. E. Foden, Sons, and Co., Royal Agricultural Show, 639
• Engine, Triple-expansion, MM. Foque et Cie., 172
• Engine, Triple-expansion, Nijni Novgorod Exhi¬bition, Messrs. W. Hopper and Co., 88
• Engines, Triple - expansion Pumping, Brighton Waterworks [Supplement, January 22nd, 1897), 85
• Enginemen’s Home at Highgate, The Midland Railway, 384, 385
• Exhaust Valves, Non-clearance, Hick, Hargreaves, and Co., 198
• Exhibition, Nijni Novgorod, Department of Manufactures and Industries, 292
• Exhibition, Nijni Novgorod, Machinery Hall, 268, 273, 274
• Exhibition, Nijni Novgorod, Water Tower, 293

F

• FAST Run on the Chicago, Burlington, and Quincy Railway, 267
• Film Evaporator, Foster’s, 449
• Flue-gas sampling Apparatus, De Ridder’s, 627
• Flying Machine, The Pennington, 174
• Furnace, Fletcher’s Muffle, 603
• Furnace, The “ Weardale,” 497

G

• GEAR Wheel, The Rimmington Anti-friction, 71
• Gold Extraction, The McArthur Forrest Cyanide Process of, 381, 382
• Governor, The Replogle Turbine, 3
• Graphic Statistics [Diayranu), 27
• Gun, A New Sectional, 247
• Guns, Quick-fire Canet, 189,193
• Guns, Sims-Dudley Powder Pneumatic, 389
• Gutters for Irrigation Water, Street, 436

H

• HANSOM, Electric, Messrs. Morris and Salmon, 350
• Horseless Vehicles, The Pretot, 118
• Hydraulic Air-compressing Plant, Mr. C. H. Taylor, 585
• Hydraulic Ram, The Power Specialty Company, 123

I

• INDICATOR Diagrams, H.M.S. “ Powerful,” 130
• Interlocking Block and Mechanical Signals on
• Railways, Mr. F. T. Hollin’s, 167, 186

L

• LATHE, Duplex Wheel, 613
• Launch Engine of the Essh System, 150
• Lifebuoy, Captain Archibald, 301
• Lift Engine, Electric, Messrs. E. Scott and Mountain, 588
• Lift, Inclined Plane, Grand Junction Canal, 81
• Liquid Fuel Injector, Holden’s, 539
• Locomotive Albion, The Cambrian, 140
• Locomotive, Compound Goeds, Wiener Neustadt Works, 242
• Locomotive Engine, 1832, The Vulcan Foundry’s First, 619
• Locomotive Engine, The Latest Great Northern, 633, 634
• Locomotive Engines, Thirty Types of, Imperial Railways, Japan (Supplement, March 26th, 1897)
• Locomotive, Express, Mr. G. F. Bird on Some Noteworthy, 114, 119
• Locomotive, Express, Kaiser Ford'nand Nord- bahn, 142
• Locomotive, Express, North British Railway, 257
• Locomotive Express Passenger, London and North-Western Railway, Mr. Webb, 392
• Locomotive, Goods, Sir G. B. Bruce, Indian Midland Railway, 618
• Locomotive Invicta, The, 387
• Locomotive, Narrow Gauge Passenger, Cape Government Railway (Supplement, April 23rd. 1897)
• Locomotive, Passenger and Goods, Mr. R. F. Trevithick, 283, 289
• Locomotive, Rack Rail, Beyrouth and Damascus Railway, 58
• Locomotive, Tank, Indian State Railways, Messrs. Neilson and Co., 569
• Locomotive, York, Newcastle, and Berwick Rail¬way Company, 601
• Lubricator, The Ottewell Sight-Feed, 31

M

• MACHINE Tools, Some American, 59, 62
• Machine Tools, Some Modern, The Atlas Engineering Company, 365, 367
• Machinery Hall, Nijni Novgorod Exhibition, 268, 273, 274
• Map of the American Lakes, 133
• Map of the Black Sea and Baltic, 360
• Map of New Railways for London, 82
• Map of Route, The Engineer Horseless Carriage Competition, 483
• Maps Showing Progress of the Great Western Railway, 259
• Map of the Southern Waterways of England
• Mercantile Ship Construction, Recent Develop¬ments in, 406
• Metallic Packing, Lawson’s, 342
• Mineral Statistics, Geo. R. Bale (Diagrams), 27
• Moment of Resistance, Mr. C. B. Collett (Figs. 1, 5), 465
• Monitor “ Puritan,” The U.S., 285, 286, 296
• Mortising and Boring Tool, Kirchner’s, 318
• Motor Car, Messrs. Atkinson and Philipson, 388
• Motor Car, Connell’s (Arnold’s), 567
• Motor Cars at the Crystal Palace, 565
• Motor Car, Mr. Holroyd Smith, 565
• Motor Cars, Mors, 328
• Motor Car, The New Peogeot, 177
• Motor Car, The Pretot, 118, 523
• Motor Car, The Yeovil, 565
• Motor Car Speed Gearing, The Pretot, 523
• Moulding Winding Drums, Mr. Chas. Singer, 121
• Mower, Harrison, McGregor and Co.’s No. 7, 549
• Muffle Furnace, Fletcher’s, 603

N

• NAIL-MAKING and Box-Nailing Machine, The “ Ductor” Combined, 40
• Naval Review, Spithead (Supplement, June \6th, 1897), 614, 615
• Nickel Steel for Boiler Shell Plates, Forgings, and other Purposes, Mr. Wm. Beardmore, 42Ó

O

• OIL Blending Plant, Victorian Railways, 139
• Oil Engine, Atlas, Messrs. Humphries and Co., Royal Agricultural Show, 639

P

• PACKING, Iawson’s Metallic, 342
• Packing, Ogden’s Engine, 304
• Paper Friction Wheels, Mr. W. F. M. Go38, 151
• Permanent Way, American Standard, 448
• Permanent Way, Midland Railway, New Standard Rail, 247
• Permanent Way, Mr. Webb on, 533
• Petro-Cycle and Petro-Car, Roots and Venables’, 566
• Petroleum Vapour, Launch Engine of the Essh System, 150
• Pinnace, Steam, Thames Ironworks Company, 444
• Pipe-outter, Self-acting, Mr. W. F. Richmond,
• Pipe Joint, Aird’s 11 Express,” 408
• Piston Valves in Locomotives, Mr. Sam. Waite on, 577
• Plan of Implement Yard, Royal Agricultural . Show, 600
• Planing Machine, Niles Tool Works Company, 612
• Plastic Brick-making Plant, Youghal, Messrs. Bennett and Sayer, 97
• Plate-Hanging Machine, The Britannia Company, 123
• Plates, Trial of Cammeh’s 6in. Harvey Steel, 84
• Pneumatic Elevator, Garryowen, The {Supplement, February 19/A, 1897)
• Polarising Photo-chronograph, A, 462, 463
• Polyphase Electric Currents (Figs. 1-10), 284
• Portrait of Sir John Brown, 5
• Portrait, Mr. Francis William Crossley, 351
• Portrait of Mr. John Galloway, 9
• Portrait of Mr. W. Wilson Ilulse, 326
• Portrait of Mr. David Kirkaldy, 148
• Portrait Mr. John Ramsbottom, 568
• Portrait Mr. Richard Rapier, 573
• Portrait Sir Alexander Wilson, Bart., 598
• Potato Digger, Rotary, Messrs. Ransomes, Sons, and Jefferies, Royal Agricultural Show, Ö40
• Projectiles, Diagram of Action of, on a Battle¬ship, 54
• Propeller Ventilating Fans and the Electric Motor Driving them, Mr. W. G. Walker, 648
• Pulley, Corrugated Disc Steel, Mr. A. Stewart, 301
• Pnlley, Wrought Steel, Mr. Thomas Corscaden, 647
• Pullman Vestibule Car, A Standard, Working Drawing, No. 9, Engineer, January 22nd, 1897
• Pump Regulator, Worthington’s, 339
• Pump Windmill, Mr. H. Sykes, Ipswich Sewage Works, 304
• Pumping Engine, The Holst, 29, 30
• Pumping Engines for Rotterdam {Supplement, May 7th, 1897), 430, 431, 432, 433, 460
• Pumping Engines, Triple-expansion, Brighton Waterworks {Supplement, January 22/ti, 1897), 85
• Pumping Machinery, Dock, Messrs. Gwynne and Company, 544

R

• RAILS, American Standard, 448
• Railway, The Beyrouth and Damascus, 36
• Railway Bridge over the Don, Great Northern, 518, 520, 563
• Railway Bridge, Great Eastern, 215, 222, 223
• Railway Bridge over the Lea, Removing, 81
• Railway Chair, Rolled Steel, 473
• Railway, Circum Etna, 530, 531
• Railways for London, Map of New, 82
• Railway Sections, Lancashire, Derbyshire, and East Coast, 266
• Railway, Steep Grade, Devil’s Dyke, Brighten, 340, 346
• Railway Tools, American, 589
• Railway, The Trans-Siberian, View3 on (Sapp’e- nient, June 4th, 1897)
• Ram, The Easton and Anderson, 211
• Ram, Hydraulic, The Power Specialty Company, 123
• Rock Drill, Liesen’s, 329
• Rolled Steel Railway Chair, Muirhead’s, 473

• S
• SAFETY Hooks for Cranes, Messrs. 3. A. Ward and Co., 43
• Scissors, American and German «. English, 218
• Search Light on Tower’s Steady Platform, 422
• Secondary Cell, The Blot, 98, 251
• Sectional Gun, Lieut. P. S. Licondi’s, 247
• Separation of Oil from Exhaust Steam, Mr. J. W. Baldwin, 258
• Sewage Works, Denny and Dunipace, 261
• Sewerage Works,. Blankenberghe, 9, 10, 12, 32, 33, 66, 69
• Sheers, 90-Ton, Haulbowline Dockyard, 624
• Shot, The Johnson Capped, 110
• Sight-feed Lubricator, The Ottewell, 31
• Signal Buoy, Bigler's, 495
• Signalling through Space without Wires, Mr. W. H. Preece, 617
• Signals on Railways, Interlocking the Block and
• Mechanical, Mr. F. T. Hollins, 167, 186
• Sleeping Car, A Pullman, 80
• Smoke Absorption Apparatus, The Dulier, 523
• Spring Coupling for Winding or Hauling Engines, Mr. J. W. Laverick, 175
• Stability of Ships, Mochanical Method of Ascer¬taining the Statical, 365
• Starting Gear for Vehicles, Booton’s, 352
• Station, Taunton, The New, 260
• Steam Jet Blower, Variable, Mr. Granger, 192
• Steam Pinnace, Admiralty, 444
• Steam Tramway, Dublin and Lucan, 519
• Steam Trap, The Midget, 305
• Steam Travelling Crane, 30-Ton, Messrs. Ransomes and Rapier, 321
• Steamer “Briton,” The Union Mai', 602
• Steamer “Grande Duchesse,” U.S., 510 S.S. “Augusta Victoria,” The, 495
• S.S. “Gascon," The Union, 211
• Steamships “ Pennsylvania ” and “Arabia,” The Hamburg-American, 339
• Steel Armour Plates, Witkowitz, 611
• Steel Furnace, Thwaites’, 160, 161
• Steering Gear, Cameron’s, Japanese Battleship “Fuji," 363
• Steering Gear, s.s. “Jackdaw” and “Comrade,”
• Messrs. Baxters, Limited, 246
• Stern Tube, New, Mr. John Clarke, 166
• Street Cleaning, Tramway Car for, 41
• Street Gutters for Irrigation Water, 436
• Submarine Explosion, 449
• Submarine Telegraphy for War Purposes, Mr. C. Scott Snell, 464
• Surface Condensing Plant, Independent, Messrs. Browett, Lindley, and Co., 44
• Swing Bridge, New York, Third Avenue, 165

T

• TANK Locomotive, Circum-Ecna Railway, Messrs. Hawthorne, Leslie, and Co., 511
• Thermal Regulator, Brookes’, 290
• Thrashing and Clover Hulling Machine, Garrett’s Combined, 549
• Three-head Boiler Drilling Machine, Messrs. G. Wilkinson and Sons, 45
• Tools, American Railway, 589
• Tools, Some American Machino, 59, 62
• Torpedo Boat “ Turbinia,” 397
• Torpedo Destroyer “ Swordfish,” 422
• Torpedo Boat “Turbinia,” The Hon. C. A. Par¬sons, 540
• Traction Engines, Messrs. E. Foden, Sons, and Co., Royal Agricultural Show, 639
• Traction Engine, 6-N.H.P., Ruston, Proctor, and Co., 548
• Tractometer Diagrams, Locomotives on the North- Western Railway, 458, 459
• Tractometer and Tractograph, 627
• Tram Rail for New York, New, 78
• Tramway Car for Street Cleaning, Messrs. J. Reynolds, and Co., 41
• Tramway, Dublin and Lucan Steam, 519
• Tramway Tunnel, An American, 410
• Trap, The Midget Steam, 305
• Tunnel, The Blackwall, 504, 505, 506, 507, 514
• Turbine, Governor, The Reploglo, 3
• Twin-screw Yacht “ Varuna,” The, 214, 216, 218

V

• VALVES, Bollicckx’s Small Clearance, 113
• Valve for Locomotives, Fay’s Balanced, 107
• Valves, Non-clearance Exhaust, Messrs. Hick, Hargreaves, and Co., 198
• Valves, Water-sealed Furnace, Messrs. Head, Wrightson, and Co., 201
• Van and Boiler, The Liquid Fuel Engineering Company's, 565
• Ventilating Fans, Propeller, Mr. W. G. Walker’s Experiments upon, 648
• Viaduct, Chesterfield, Mr. R. E. Cooper, 264, 265
• Viaduct, Coldrenick, Great Western Railway, 187, 188
• Volunteer Fleet Troopship “ Kherson," The Russian, 111
• Vulcanised Graphite Bearings, 110

W

• WARSHIPS at Spithead (Supplement, June 18<A, 1897), 614, 615
• Water-gauge Fittings, Wallacb’s Improved, 85
• Water Purifier, The Carroll, 55
• Water-tube Boiler, The Okes, 165
• Water-tube Boiler, Thuchof, Mr. Bary, 164
• Waterways of England, Map of the Southern, 311
• Water, Winding, 584
• Wheels, Paper Friction, Mr. W. F. M. Gross, 151
• Widening of Newgate-street, 8
• Winding Eagine, Double-dutch, Nordberg Manu¬facturing Company, 168
• Winding Water, 584
• Windmill Pump, Ipswich Sewage Works, 304

Y

• YACHT “Varuna,” The Twin-screw, 214, 216, 218 '

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