Engineering 1886 Jan-Jun: Index: Patent Record

Engineering 1886 Jan-Jun: Patent Record Index.

Note: This is a sub-section of Engineering 1886 Jan-Jun: Index

SUBJECT MATTER.

(Where the Name is in Italics the Abridgment is Illustrated.)
Agricultural Machinery : 237, 339, 487
Adjustable Tooth for, A. Bajac and Béjot and Co., 339; Beaters for Thrashing Machines, C. Woolnough, 237; Bundle Carriers for Sheaf Binder Harvesting Machine, W. A. Wood, 487 ; Harvesting and Straw-Trussing Machines, .1. Hornsby, J. Innocent, R. Edwards, and C. Janies, 339 ; Horse Rakes, J. Howard and G. Gibbs, 330 ; Mowing, A. C. Bamlett, 339 ; Mowing and Reaping, S. B. Bamford, 237 ; T. S. Bisset, 487 ; Sharpening Reaper and Mower Knife Sections, P. Williams, 237 ; Thrashing, Garret, Smith, and Co., 237 ; C. A. Klinger, 237 ; J. Marshall, 237; J. Marshall, 237 ; G. A. Spokes, 339; G. White, G. White, Jun., and F. H. Livens, 237 ; Triplicate Cultivator for Cultivating, Rolling, and Harrowing Land by One Operation, J. F. Brown, 487 ; Wheels, J. Marshall, 237
Air, Drying : 122 J. Dick, 122
Alarms, Electric : 008
S. P. Weston, CDS ; W. R. Wynne, COS
Ammonia, Distillation of : 366
Berlin Anhaltische Maschinenbau- Actien- Gesellschaft, 366
Batteries, Electric, Accumulators, &c. : 48,216, 314, 464, 608
J. T. Armstrong, 216, 314 ; II. L. Brevoort and L. Roberts, 216; II. L. Brevoort and I. L. Roberts, 48; L. P. Merriam, 314 ; J. B. Neyraud, 608; II. C. B. Shalders and A. J. Thonnan, 464 ; J. S. Williams, 216, 608 ; Wirth and Co., 216; Carbon Element for Galvanic, C. It. Goodwin, 464; Cells for Voltaic, C. Moseley, 314 ; Constructing Electrode Frames for Secondary Voltaic, A. Khotinsky, 464 ; Electrical Cells, D. A. Davis, 48 ; Electrode for Secondary, E. M. Gardner, 464; Galvanic,
B. Burr, 464; J. J. Coleman, 314; F. Lathrop, J. IF. Carter, and C. Faber, 464 ;
M. Newton, 314; W. II. Quarterman, 608; A. Schanschieff, 48; J. Sorson, 608; S. Stepanoff, 48 ; W. II. Tasker and T. J. Jones, 464 ; A. It. Upward and C. W. Pridham, 464 ; Generating Currents of Voltaic Electricity, It. II. Courtenay, 314; Secondary, W. II. Alkester, R. Mitchell, and R. It. Kelly, 48 ; 1’. Benjamin, 314 ; W. It. Lake, 464 ; J. Pitkin, 314; J. S. Sellon, 314 ; Storage, W. Symons, 314 ; Storage Cells, T. S. Sarney and A. S. Hamand, 216; Voltaic, A. It. Bennett, 464 ; G. Fitzgerald, 608; II. T. Harris, 608; II. W. Higgins, 608; S. J. Jones, 48; S. W. Maquay, 608
Bearings: 23
Adjusting the Bearings of the Axles of Vehicles, II. and W. P. W. Wcatherill, 23 ; Car Axle- Boxes, It. Brewer and C. M. Zeh, 23 ; Preventing Undue Heating in, It. l’owles, 23
Belts, Chains, &c. : 23
Driving Belts, H. Simon, 23; Wcldless Chain,
Allen and II. M. Gregory, 23
Blowing Machines: 538
Screw Fan, J. Thornton, 538
Boiler Feedino, &o. : 98 Evaporating Sea Water for, P. and J. T. Smith, 98; Feed Water Heaters and Purifiers, M. IF. Hazelton and the Babcock and Wilcox Co., 98; Heating and Purifying, J. Atkinson, 98; Injectors, J. Fletcher, 98; II. Holden, It.
Brooke, and T. II. White, 98 ; -I. Miller, 98
Boiler Fittings : (See Boilers)
Boiler Ti bes, Manufacture of : 413 S. Fox, 413
Boilers : 98, 192, 288,366, 440, 560, 584
J Anderson, 192; M. Arndt and J. L. S. Marichal, 98; W. Craig, 98; J. Ferguson. Jun., 288; W. T. Fleming and P. Ferguson, 440; J. Hartley, 560; W. Kent, 440; J. Kirkaldy, 98; C. A. Knight, 288; J. N. Fax- man and II. G. Plane, 192 ; A. Pifrc, 288; T. Pimblot, 560; F. Silvester, 560 ; W. H. Staynes, 288; B. II. Thwaite, 98; Air, Supplying Heated, for, It. Wyllieand D. B. Morison, 560; Check Valves for, II. S Hayward and R. MacDowell, 98 ; Combustion, Promoting and Regulating, H. Walker, 288 ; Corrosion, Pre¬venting, J. Hoyle, 560 ; W. Hyde, 560 ; Crust, Preventing the Formation of, F. J. Austin and S. Low, 560 ; Coverings for, M. Keenan, 366,440; Martiny and Co., 192; F. Schulte, 584; It. Stewart, 560; Dampers of Furnaces, Actuating the, J. Auld, 192 ; Draught of Fur¬naces, Controlling the, W. Hutchinson and C. Thompson, 410 ; Economising Fuol, F. Brugge- mans and L. Donkers, 440; Explosions in, Preventing, J. C. Hargreaves, 192 ; Fastening Tubes in Metal Plates for, J, Stewart and F. H. Hallard, 192 ; Feeding,W. Burns, 440 ; T. T. Clarke, 560; //. Holden and It. G. Brooke, 288; H. Moldenhauer, 288; IF. Hitter, 192; Ferrules, Protecting for, Tubes of, J. Morris, 288; Flues for, D. Purves, 288 ; Furnace Bars for,
W. Ilawkslcy and T. Andrews, 288; Fur¬naces for, L. Broussas, 288 ; II. Callas, 192 ; C. B. Davison, 98; H. Gracpel, 98; J. Ilam, 288; J. A. Macmeikan, 98 ; D. Purves, 288; J. Shaw and N. Arthur, 288 ; II. Thompson, 660: F. Yates, 98; Heating Water for, T. Drake, 560 ; J. Kirkaldy, 192 ; Incrustation, Preventing in, W. Hyde, 560 ; A. E. E. Jcannolle, 98 ; Lagging for, S. and J. E. Eddington, 288; Low-Water and High-Pressure Safety Apparatus for, J. Roebruck, 192; Plugs, Fusible, W. II. Bailey, 560 ; Priming, Preventing in, W. Campbell, 560; Purifying Water, II. J. A. Bowers, 440; A. L. Dehne, 440; F. B. Doering, 288 ; Scale, Facilitating Removal of, from, J. Hoyle, 560; Scale, Preventing the Formation of, in, II. Aitken, 192; Seating Horizontal, J. Edge, 288 ; Shells for, J. Haythorn, 98 ; J. Whitley, 167 ; Smoke in, Consuming, W. Knccn, 440 ; Steam Generators, J. Blake, 288; P. L., .1. A., and L. Buisson, 98; N. V. Cadiat, 560 ; W. Clarke, 98 ; T. Drake, 560 ; T. Nordenfelt, 98 ; P. Reilly, 98; T. Schiller and P. Brennicke, 98; J. Thomycroft, 98 ; Stoker, Mechanical, for, J. Proctor, 192 ; Tube Expanders for, E. Sonnen- thal, 98; Water Gauges for, L. J. Crossley, R. Hanson, and J. J. Hicks, 288; S. Eddington and J. Stevenson, 288
Bolts and Nuts : 24
J. Patten, Jun., 24; Locking Device for, A. Schapiro, 24
Brakes, &c. : 24, 146, 262, 390, 514, 630 J. G. Harrison, 390 ; It. II. Lapagc, 514; R. Morton, 630; C. F. W. Müller, Ï46 ; It. C. Parsons, 514 ; L. C. Taber, 390; G. Weston, 262; Air, II. Hollerith, 514 ; Band, J. Jackson, 24; Continuous Automatic Pressure and Vacuum, E. Jiesticaxix, 390 ; Couplings for an Electric Circuit, W. E. Langdon, 3P0 ; Electric, R. Snyers, 262 ; Hose-Pipe Couplings, J. Gresham, 390 ; Manufacture of Certain Parts of, J. G. Harrison, 630; Pneumatic, L. Soulerin, 262 ; Rotating Parts of Machinery, W. Rixom, 168
Cartridges, Projectiles, &c. : 74 C. IF. Ilayes and C. C. Duncanson, 74 ; J. N. Heidemann, 74 ; IF. Hope, 74 ; II. S. Maxim, 74 : Cartridge Cases, D. F. Downing, 74 ; Case Ammunition, T. Nordenfelt, 74 ; Case Projec¬tiles, II. Bischoff, 74 ; Fuses for, A. Noble, 74; Gas Checks for Projectiles, C. K. Farquharson and R. R. Gubbins, 74
Casting, Moulding. &c. ; 366 J. Whitley, 366 ; Iron or Steel Ingots, A. Kurz- wernhnrt and E. Bertrand, 366 ; Metal Chains, A. Léger, 366; Metal Pipes, F. Shickle, 366
Centrifugal Machines: 24, 414
Rothe, 414 ; Discharging, whilst in Motion, C. Furness, 24
Circuit Opener, Automatic: 314 To Prevent Damage, O. F. Jocnsson, 314
Condensers : 339
For Sea Water, J. Leitch, 339 ; Steam, J. Price, Jun., 339
Current Regulators and Meters : 314, 464, 608
O. March, 464 ; D. L. Salomons, 314, 608 ; J. G. Statter, 608; J. W. Swan, 314 ; J. Swinburne, eo8 ; J. Swinburne and S. Evershed, 608 ; S. F, Walker, 464
Dredging, &c.: 414, 538 II. J. Coles, 538; IF. Cooper and J. Ilolds- worth, 538; C. IF. Hunt, 414; Hopper Dredgers, A. Brown, 538
Drills, &c., Pointing : 537, 538 J. S. Bancroft, 537 ; Sharpening Cutters, II. Lindley, 638
Drills, Sharpening Twist: 414 E. B. Barker, 414
Dynamo-Electric Machines : 47, 215, 313, 463, 607
IF. II. Allen, It. Wright, and G. Kapp, 313 ; C. A. A. Capito anil M. P. Hardt, 463; G. Forbes, 215 ; A. Foster and F. I". Anderson, 463 ; G. Ilookham, 313 ; II. F. Joel, 215 ; O. F. Joenssen, 215 ; II. Lindley, 312; IF, Main, 313 ; IF. Mather and J. and C. Ilopkinson, 47 ; T. Parker, 607 ; A. Reckenzaun, 313 ; M. 11. Smith, 215 ; J. Swinburne, 607; E. Thomson, 607 ; L, Vissière, 31.3 ; IF. L. Voelker, 607
Electricity, Distributing: 47,215,313, 464,607 R. P. and J. S. Sellon, 464 ; Brushes for, G. llookham, 47 ; Electrical Motors, M. Immisch, 607 ; It. A. Lee and J. E. Chaster, 216; D. T. Piot, 215; F. J. Sprague, 47, 313; F. J. Sprague, 313; and Regulating, F. J. Sprague, 607; Exciting the Field Magnets of Series- Wound, W. IL Allen, R, Wright, and G. Kapp, C07 ; Generators, R. II. Mather, 215 ; Gramme Armatures for Electric Generators and Motors, G. E. Dorman, 607 ; Multipolar Electric Ma¬chines, J. D. F. Andrews, 47; Preventing Sparking in, R. II. Mather, 47 ; Regulating the Speed of, O. F. Joenssen, 215 ; Ring Arma¬tures of, F. Wynne, 215; Supporting the Armatures of R. II. Mather, 47
Enoinks, Gas, &c. : 97,191, 287, 288, 439,440, 559
IL Andrew, 440; J. Atkinson, 191, 288 ; G. II. Babcock, 439 ; C. G. Beechey. 287 ; G. Daimler, 440 ; The Economic Motor Company, 97 ; The Economic Motor Company (Incorporated), 191; W. E. Hale, 97 ; IL Hartig; 2S7 ; C. IK. King, 287; J. Mackenzie, 287; R. McGhee and G. Magee, 659; M. Milburn and It. Hannan, 559 ; H. L. Mueller, W. Adkins, and E. Amyes, 191; F. G. Myers, 287; R. Simon, 287; G. Turner, 97,191; S. Wilcox, 288, 440; S. Wilcox, 440 ; T. M. Williamson, C. W. King, J. Malam, and W. A. Ireland, 287 ; Closed Hot-Air Engines, IF. Eimecke, 559; Driven by Hydro- Carbon Vapour, C. Kempster, Jun., 439; Driven by Sulphuret of Carbon, F. Roland, 440; Governors for, C. IF. Pinkney, 97; Port¬able, J. J, E. Lenoir, 97; Regulating the Supply of Gas to and Preventing Jumping of Gas Flames, G. Bray, 559
Engines, Hot Air : 191
M. P. IF. Boulton and E. Perrclt, 191; H. Martini, 191
Engines, Hydraulic : 560 J. F. Blennerhasset, 560 (See also Engines, Water Pressure)
Engines, Pumping : 288, 440, 560 J. Evans, 560; T. II. Williams, 560; For Charging Accumulators, W. Bow, 288 ; Com¬pound, A. B. Brown, 440 ; Rotary Pumps, L. Poillon, 440
Engines, Regulating the Speed oe : 560
F. Piers, 560; For Marine, J. P. Rawlings, 560; For Rolling Mill Engines, E. F. Piers, 560
Engines, Rotary : 192, 288, 440, 559 J. M. Hall, 440; J. Hick and J. F. Phillips, 559 ; W. T. Last, 449; H. T. Liversedge, 288; J. and D. Paterson, 659 ; Applicable as Pumps or Motor, J. F. Phillips, 192 ; Reversible, A. J. Jarman, 440; Spherical, J. Corry and J. F. Sleet, 288
Engines, Steam : 97, 191, 287, 288, 439,559 It. II. Cotvdrey, 287 ; R. II. Cowdrey, 287 ; F. W. Crohn, 97 ; 11. Cutting, 287; E. Field, 287 ;
D. Hardy, 287; E. Kaselowsky, 439; It. M. Marchant, 97 ; II. W. Pendred, 191; A Pifre, 288; A. Bigg, 439 ; W. W. St. John, 97 ; W. S. Sutherland, 191; Centrifugal Governors, Schaeffer and Budenberg, 191: Compound, II. C. Ash- lin and If. Turner, 287; IF. Brock, 439; S. Butler, ; R. Cox, 287; II. B. Merton, 97 ; S. O. Ferry, 191; II. C. Loebnitz, 191; H. Turner, 559; R. II.Twigg, 97 ; Condensing, W. F. Martin, I. Scott, J. Albizitti, and J. J. II.Mahoney, 439 ; A. Payne, 439 ; Controlling the Speed of, R. II. C. Nevile, 287 ; Direct-Acting, C. C. Worthington, 559 ; Expansion Gear of, R. Proell, 439 ; Governors, W. L. Collamore and W. Ack- royd, 97 ; Metallic Rings for Pistons, A. A. Rickaby, 439 ; Multiple Cylinder, R. H. Cow¬drey, 287 ; 'The lion. It. C. Parsons, 439 ; Packings for, W. Brock, 287; G. Delagneau and J. II. Graham, 192 ; E. E. Gabriel, 192 ; R. W. Harrison, 192, 340 ; A. McLaine, 288 ; G. Murdoch, 288 ; J. Partington, 288 ; J. Watts,; C. C. Worthington, 439 ; Regulating the Speed of, C. T. Bullough, 191 ; Regulating the Supply of Steam to, Schaeffer and Buden- berg, 439 ; Reversing and Expansive Apparatus for, A. L. Daviess, 191; Triple Expansion, G. Rodger, 191 (See also Ships, &c.)
Engines, Traction : 98, 390, 614, 630 W. and J. Hart, 390; L. C. Taber, 98, 390, 514 ; Spring Wheels for, J. II. Mann, 514 ; Surface Air Condensers, W. Wilkinson, 630 ; Wheels, T. L. Aveling, 630
Enoinks, Vapour, &c. : 191 Liquid Fuel, L. II. Nash, 191 ; Obtaining Motive Power, G. Asher nnd J. Buttress, 191
Engines, Water Pressure: 288 J. Earsdon, 288 ; Hydraulic, IL Bamford, 288
Excavating, Boring, &c. : 168, 340 J. D. Morrison, Jun., and A. Emley, 168 ; R. Stanley, 168; Grabs, &c., N. G. Kimberley, 340 ; Rock Drill, It. Stephens, 168 ; II. C. Ser¬geant, 414
Explosive Compounds : 74, 366, 584 G. G. Andre, 74 ; L. G. Bachmann, 74 ; F. Becker, 74 ; C. E. Bichel, 366 ; J. M. Heide¬mann, 74 ; II. S. Maxim, 74, 584 ; E. J. Mills, 74 ; E. Turpin, 366 ; For Ballastio Purposes, W. Hope, 74 ; For Blasting, R. Punshon and the Patent Oxonite Company, 74 ; Packing, Storing, and Applying Liquid Explosives, C. E. Bichel, 74
Filters, &c. : 238 A. J. Bell, 238 ; J. G. Lorrain, 238
Firearms : 74, 237, 339, 487 T. R. Bayliss, 487; 1’. M. Parsons, 339; G. Rowell, 339 ; W. W. Watts, 339 ; Alarm Guns,
Perrins and II. E. Pollard, 339 ; Breech Tube, R. Morris, 237 ; Breechloading, A. Beer, 237 ; J. Duval, 237, 339; K. Gercke, 487 ; A. Nobel, 487 ; J. P. Pieri, 339; H. A. Schlund, 487 ; II. Wolfien, 339; Carriage for a Machine Gun, J. G. Accles, 339 ; Cartridge Cases, G. B.
Cooke, 237 ; W. W. Greener, 339; A, Parkes, 487 ; Cartridge Protector, T. Nordenfelt, 339 ; Cartridges, C. S. Bailey, 339 ; Charges and Car¬tridges for, C. Dixon, 237 ; Cocking Mechanism of Drop-Down Small Arms, J. Deeley, Jun., and F. J. Penn, 339; Composite Projectile for Small Arms and Machine Guns, R. Morris, 487 ; Deck Mounts for Rapid-Firing Guns, A. C. Koerner, 237 ; Electric Cartridges, S. Russell, 339; Electric Guns, American Electric Arms and Ammunition Company, 487; Gun Car¬riages, T. Nordenfelt, 339; Hydraulic Com¬pressors, W. Anderson, 487 ; Naval Carriage for Rapid-Firing Guns, A, C. Koerner, 237 ; Preventing the Fouling or Jamming of Car¬tridges in Guns, II. S. Maxim, 487 ; Projectiles,
R. Morris, 237 ; Repeating, W. Arthur, 237 ; Revolving, H. Webley and J. Carter, 339; Self- Cocking, G. Quick, 237 ; Shells, J. Balde, 237 ; Shields for Ordnance, L. K. Scott, 339; Sup¬porting Cannon, J. P. Piéri, 339; Training Gear of Central Pivot Gun Mountings, J. Vavasseur, 487 ; Twisted Barrels, W. James, 74 ; Winchester Kepeatiny Arms Company, 487 ; Working, II. S. Maxim, 339 ; L. Raskazoff, 237
Firearms, Small: 73, 74 Adapting Firearms for Miniature Ammunition
R. Morris, 73; Breechloading, O. G. Bonehil. and A. J. Simpson, 73 ; R. Paulson, 73; G Jeffries, 74 ; Cartridge Ejectors for Breech loading Sporting, J. Southgate, 73; Drop Down, J. F. Swinburn, 73; Hammerless Breechloading Guns, W. Anson, 73; Hand Guards for, C. Brown and W. F. Bayliss, 74; Mechanism for, J. Schulhoff, 73; Mechanism for Automatically Withdrawing Empty Car¬tridge Cases from Revolvers and Pistols, II. A. Silver, 73; Repeating, II. W. Holland, 73; Repeating Mechanism for Breechloading, H. de Montgelas, 73
Fuel, Artificial: 584
S. Butler, 584; La Société Anonyme des Forges et Chantiers de la Mediterranée, 584
Fuel Economisers: 192, 583 A. Bell, 584 ; A. Lowcock and T. Sykes, 192
Furnaces : 121, 365, 366, 583 A. Backus, Jun., 121; L. S. Dulac, 121; L. and D. Huberts, and J. Colquhoun, 365; E. Taylor, 365 ; Applying the Heat of, J. 11. L. Tuck, 121; Bars and Bridges, T. Thompson, 365; for Burning Limestone, E. Dietzscli, 366; for Burning Liquid Fuel, W. M. Fraser, 365 ; Burning Pulverulent Materials, M. Perret, 583 ; Burning Towns’ Refuse and Decomposing the Fumes therefrom, B. D. Healy, 583; Burning Volatile Liquids, T. Nordenfelt, 583; Cement Kilns, E. and A. Ashby, 583; Coke Ovens, A. M. Chambers and T. Smith, 583; Combustion of Hydro-Carbons, P. Tarbutt, 365 ; Conveying and Burning Gas, J. Jackson, 121; Cupola Smelting, F. A. Herberts, 583; Desiccation, Incineration, and Carbonisation of Sludge, R. de Soldenhoff, 583; Distillation and Decomposition of Coal, &c., U. Kenyon, 583 ; Doors of, J. Parker, 583 ; Fastening for Doors of, C. J. Bates, 365; Firebars and Fittings of, D. J. Morgan and J. IL Plews, 583; Grate Bars for, F. V. Medynski, 583 ; Heating the Air Supply of, J. Platt, 583 ; for Heating Kilns, W. Hassall, 121; Pulverising and Feeding Fuel to, J. G. Hathaway, 583 ; Regenerating Waste Gases, A. T. D. Berrington, 365 ; Self-Feeding and Smoke-Consuming, L. W. Sutcliffe, 365 ; Smoke-Consuming Grates, II. Rosickc, 583 ; Tuyere Apparatus for Supplying and Heating Blast, T. W. Barber, 365
Furnaces, Linings for : 366 W. J. A. Donald, i66; II. Remaury and F. Valton, 366
Gas Lighting by Electricity : 216, 608
L. Clarke and II. J. Coates, 608; A. R. Molison, 008 ; C. W. Weiss, 216
Gas, Manufacture of: 121, 365, 583,584 Air-Gas Apparatus, P. J. Carmien, 121 ; Briquettes or Fuel Blocks, W. Black, 365 ; Charging Gas Retorts, T. Jefferiss, 121 ; Condensers Used in, R. Dempster, Jun., 365; Distillation and Decomposition of Coal and Shalo, II. Kenyon, 683 ; Distilling Coal, F, J, Howan, 305; Furnaces of Retort Chambers nnd Supplying Heated Air thereto, J. MoNair, 683; Gas Retort Lids, G. Waller, 365 ; Generators, H. Hutchinson, 121; B. II. Thwaite, 121; Making Oil Gas, T. and S. Alexander and R. Paterson, 365 ; Obtaining Gas, J. F. Schnell and J. Read, 121; Producer, A. Wilson, 583; Producer and Furnace, B. U. Thwaite, 121; Purifying Coal Gas, J. Hanson, 121, 365; Retort for tho Distillation of Coal, A, Coze, 121; Retort Lids, J. F. Braidtvood, 365; Retort Lids and Fastenings, IF. A. McIntosh Faion and IF. 0. Hicks, 121; Retort Lid Fittings, C. C. Carpenter, 584 ; Soluble Phosphates of the Alkalies in the Manufacture of Steel and Iron, T. Twynam, 584
Gun Barrels : 74
W. H. Brown, 74 ; G. V. Fosbcry, 74 ; M. Rose, 74
Hbating by Electricity : 608 A. Elu and E. Courcelles, 608
Hoisting, Hauling, &c. : 414, 538 0. Henkel, 414 ; J. T. Moore, 414 ; Buckets for, P. Ebstein, 538 ; Rendering Lifting Ma¬chinery Self-Sustaining, J. S. Stevens and C. G. Major, 414 ; Rolling Metals, F. Finlayson, 414 ; Safety Apparatus for Hoists, W. Netherwood, 414
Hydraulic Lifts, Cranes, &c. : 168 C. Davey, 168; G. H. Reynolds, 168 ; II. C. Walker and R. Carey, 168 ; Power Travelling Cranes, F. W. Walker, 168 ; Water Cranes, R. J. Ransome and R. C. Rapier, 168
Indicating Apparatus : 28, 238, 339, 487 Air Spring Pressure Gauges, A. Allan, 233 ; Counting Mechanism, W. Voit, 23 ; Dynamo¬meters, Schaeffer and Budenberg, 238; for En¬gines, J. Atkinson 23 ; Fluid Meters, J. Sturgeon, 238; Hydrometers, Thermometers, &c., W. Chadwick, 23; Indicating Temperature or Pressure, J. Murrie, 23 ; Measuring Angles, P. Nevill, 238 ; Meters for Registering Supply of Compressed Air, J. Sturgeon, 23 ; Pressure Gauges, J. Jackson, 339 ; Pressure aud Vacuum Gauges, &c., G. Salter and H. Ault, 23 ; C. F. Wright, 339; Pyrometer, J. Frew, 23; Recording the Duration of Sunshine, W. E. Wilson, 487 ; Registering Temperatures, B. Brors, 23 ; Scales for Weighing, J. M. Napier, 23 ; Thermo¬meters, J. J. Hicks, 238 ; E. W. Upton, 839
Injectors : 24, 440
Schaeffer and Budenberg, 440 ; Ejecting and Injecting Fluids, B. M. Deetey and J. J. Bobins, 24
Iron and Steel, Manufacture and Treatment of : 121, 365, 583
A. Davy, 865; E. Fletcher, 583 ; Sheet, J. D. Grey, 121 ; G. Rowell, 121 ; La Société Ano¬nyme “ Le Ferro Nickel,” 583; W. II. Tooth and J. E. Rooker, 365 ; by Bessemer Process, A. Davy, 365 ; Direct from the Ore, J. Hansen, 365 ; Malleable Iron or Steel Direct from the Ore, C. Husgafoel, 365 ; Puddled, J. Gilligan, 583 ; Steel Converter Bottoms, Plugs, or Blocks,
A. Jarvis, and E. A. Tucker, 583 ; Tool Steel, R. HadBeld, 121 ; Working of Blast Fur¬naces, C. Cochrane, 121 ; Wrought-Iron Columns, A. H. Emery, 583; Wrought-Metal Plates, A. H. Emery, 583
Joints, Couplings, &c. : 24
A. Bollason, 24 ; Attaching Rubber Pipes to, J. H. Wild, 24 ; for Connecting Metallic Pipes, T. Birtwistle, 24 ; Expansion Joint for Steam and Water Pipes, H. W. Allen and J. G. Whitehead, 24 ; Joining the Ends of Metal Tubes, W. Green, 24 ; Joining Lead Pipes, C. Shields, 24
Lighting, Electric : 47,215, 216,313, 463, 607, 608
A. M. A. Beale, 216; F. Le B. Bedwell, 216;
P. Brown, 47 ; Adjustable Pendant or Sup¬port for Electric Lamps, A. E. Jones, 463 ; Air Pump for, P. Wrady, 47 ; Arc Lamps, C. F. Cooke and T. Bobinson, 463 ; V. V. Golitzinsky andP. O. Ryma8cheffsky, 216; Arc, H. Henne- bergand R. O. Lorenz, 47 ; M. U. Hurrell, 607 ; O. F. Joenssen, 215; O. P. Loomis and H. IF. Cooley, 463; IF. J. Mackenzie, 215; H. W. Pendred, 463 ; J. G. Statter, 607 ; E. C. Street and F. V. Maguire, 607 ; F. Thornton and O. Romanze, 47 ; Arc Striking Mechanism of Arc Lamps, C. F. Cooke and T. Robinson, 463 ; Carbons for, A. Bernstein, 607 ; G. Davidson, R. C. Jackson, and J. B. Duncan, 463 ; R. Dick, 313 ; F. Wynne and L. S. Powell, 215 ; Combined Bell Push and Incandescent Lamp Holder and Switch, C. K. Falkcnstein, 463; Contact Makers for the Holders of Incandescent, A. Swan, 47 ; Distributing Electricity, C. Xiper- nowsky and M. Déri, 313 ; Electric Lamps, G. Morris, 216 ; T. T. Smith, 463; J. Steven, 216; Filaments for, J. S. Williams, 215; Fuzes, Electric, J. Macnab and D. llicke, 608; Holder for Incandescent Lampa, U. Pieper, 463 ; Incandescent Electric Lamps, A. Grundy, 215 ; Moderators, E. L. Roussy, 463 ; Opening Electric Circuits to Prevent Damage, O. F. Joenssen, 216; Portable Lamp, J. C. Merry- weather and C. J. IF. Jakeman, 607; A. V. and G. F. Rose, 313; Regulating Arc, The Austrian Small Arms Manufacturing Company, 47, 313; C. Dornfeld and II. Mueller, 313; Resistance Boxes for Incandescence Lamps,
G. A. Nussbaum, 313; Semi-Incandescent
Lamp, O. F. Joenssen, 216 ; Supporting Incandescent, E. C. Walker, 47 ; Supports for the Shades and Bulbs of Incandescent Lamps, A. Swan, 463; Switchboards, C. C. Sonne, 216; Telescopic Swinging and Rotating Pendant for Incandescent Lamps, A. Grundy and G. W. Ready, 463 ; Wall Brackets and Suspensions for Lamps, J. G. Stapelton, 607
Lighting, Railway : 146, 390, 513, 614
W. A. Duncan, 146 ; by Electricity, Maschinen- fabrik Esslingen, Esslingen und Electrotechnische Fabrik, 146; Lamps, W. P., G. E., and C. E. Cherry, 390 ; T. Blake and M. Dain, 390, 513; Lamps for Burning Mineral Oils, J. Thomas, 614 ; in Tunnels, F. Bolton, 513
Locomotives : 145, 389, 390
W. B. and J. A. Johnson, 145 ; D. Mc.l. Beid, 389; A. Von Borries, 145 ; Locomotive Spark Arresters, L. J. Doyle, 390
Lubricators : 23, 24, 192, 237, 238, 339, 349, 559
F. H. Bolte, 24 ; J. Holt, 340; J. H. Kidd, 23; R. Lander, 238; B. Lander, 339; T. W. Mitchell, 339 ; J. Paton, 340; U. Roberts, 238 ;
Rost, 237; Portable Sight Feed, J. Stephen and T. Burt, ,237 ; Pump, G. J. Hambruck, 340 ; for Revolving Parts of Electrical Apparatus, D. L. Salomons, 237; Self-Acting, for Shafting, E. Whiteley, 24; Sight Feed, J. Etherington, 340; J. T. Hailwood, 340; F. H. J. Trierand M. Pletts, 24; Visible Feed, T. Brab- son, 24 ; Vulkan Stoeberiog Mekanisk Versted, 192; R. Wrigley, 559
Metallic Alloys ; 122 II. J. F. Niewerth, 122
Metals, Separating : 300 L. Q. and A. Brin, 300 ; Manufacture of Nickel and Cobalt, IL, H. A., and W. W. Wiggin and
S. Johnstone, 300
Meters, Water : 108, 340, 488
T. Barnes and II. S. Heath, 488; II. II. Bartlett and IF. II. Brown, 340 ; C. S. Bilham, 488 ; H. Meinecke, 488; J. G. Richert, 488;
If. Tuerk, Jun., 108; Proportional, L. II. Nash, 488
Mineral Oils, Distilling : 584 II. Aitken, 584 ; IF. H. Fraser, 584; N. M. Henderson, 584
Miscellaneous ; 24, 48, 98,122,140, 168,192, 216, 233, 262, 340, 306, 390, 414, 488, 514, 538, 584, 603, 630
Adjustable Wheel Gearing for the Rollers of Roller Mills, F. Wegmann, 414; Adjusting the Weight of Locomotives and Tenders so as to Increase the Grip of the Driving Wheel, F. Newhouse, 390; Annealing Pots, T. T. Smith, 584 ; Anti - Friction Roller Bearings, E. B. Lake, 340; Anti-Frictional Bearings, H. Loud, 614 ; Aspirating Apparatus for Use in Mines, E. and G. II. Ritzenfeldt, 24; Auto¬matic Gripper for Hauling Apparatus, W. Rutherford and T. Thompson, 340 ; Automa¬tically Controlling Electrical Circuits, K. IF. Hedges, 48 ; Basio Cinder, J. M. II. Munro, 584 ; Basic Cinder, Treatment of, J. M. H. Munro and J. Wrightson, 122 ; Baths for Galvanising, Tinning, or Coating Metals, W. 11. Luther, 122; Bearings for Shafting, W. Lorenz, 488 ; Boring Wells, C. Chapman, 488 ; Breaking Down Coal, 2'. Nicholson, 584 ; Breaking Pig Iron, F. Sharpe and M. II. Simpson, 366 ; Burning Tar and Heavy Oils, J. Taylor and A. and C. Stewart, 122; Carburetting Apparatus for Burning Coal Gas with Hydrocarbons, H.
E. Wallis and H. T. Ratcliffe, 630; Carrying Safety Fuzes for Use in Electric Circuits, G.
Sillar, 48 ; Causing an Electricul Circuit to be Closed or Opened by the Passage of a Train, W. Buck, 390; Cement and Lime, H. Mathey, 366 ; Cements, Rendering Luminous and Damp-Proof, E. Ormerod and W. C. Horne, 366; Coating Metal Plates, J. Wezel, 584 ; Com¬passes, Drawing, M. Tumor, 24 ; Compound Frictional Brakes and Connectors, W. II. Har- field, 168 ; Condensing Steam, G. Best, 192; Consolidation of Materials, C. Laboré, 122; Controlling tho Discharge of Liquids, A. Kaiser, 238 ; Converting Circular into Reciprocating Motion, F. F. Clerk and A. Foulston, 340 ; Conveying Coal from the Mine and Depo¬siting the Same, A. Leigh, 122 ; Cooling Gases and Vapours, W. F. Weldon, 584 ; Countershafts, C. II. Russom, 108; Couplings for Elec¬tric Leads and for Incandescent Lamps, W. B. Sayers and G. Hookham, 48; Crucibles and Melting Pots, Handling, L. T. Karras, 538; Crucibles, Muffles, &c., F. M. Lyte, 584 ; Crushing or Pulverising, H. J. W. Raphael and J. Syne, 168 ; Cutting Coal, J. Lodge, 366; Detecting the Whereabouts of Leakage in Un¬derground Water Mains on a Gradient, D. Bentley, 340 ; Driving Belts, C. O. Gehrchens, 192; J. A. Magnin, 538 ; Driving Belts and Ropes, F. Wegmann, 488; Driving Belts and Wheels, P. Adie, 538 ; Electric Annunciator, F. Walker, 216; Electric Bells, C. Brotherhood, 48; Electrical Apparatus, Portable, J. S. Williams, 216 ; Electrical Measuring Instruments,
J. R. Pratt, 48 ; Electrical Torsion Pendulum, Rabe Brothers, 216 : Electro-Magnet and Solenoid Cores, II. F. Joel, 48; Electro-Magnets, Neutralising the Residual Magnetism in, F. and O. Ilaenichen and O. Seebas, 216 ; Electro¬static Inductive Generators, C. L. Clarke and II. J. Coates, 48; Exchanging Mail Bags on Trains in Motion, E. C. E. Gallois, 146; Externally-Coated Metallic Tubes, F. Madeley and A. Oldham, 584 ; Extraction of Compounds of Phosphorus from Phosphide of Iron, L. Impc- ratori, 122; Fatty Substances, Distillation of, by Superheated Steam, M. Julien and M. Blumski, 122 ; Filters, Capillary, J. A. Tupper, 24; H. L. Doulton, 340; Fire Extinguishers, Automatic, W. M. Le Moyne, 238 ; Fire Extin¬guishers, Chemical, J. P. Scott, 238; Flat Wire Rope, It. S. Newall, 340 ; Foot Warmers for Railways, P. Buesche and J. E. Hopkinson, 262 ; Footstep Bearings for Vertical Spindles,
Skeldon, 238 ; Friction Gearing, W. A. Martin, 488; Friction Still, L. If. Pearce, 238 ; Frictional Clutches, D. D. and IF. D. Napier, 488 ; Furnaces, Electric, Lining for the Walls of, E. H. and A. H. Cowles, 366 ; Gas Burners, Cut-Off for, J. E. Birch and D. Henderson, 238; Gas, Carburetting, W. G. Little, 24; Gases, Generating, J. S. Badia, 584; Grinding Mills, II. Gruson, 414 ; Grinding Rollers, J. S. Dronsfield, 168 ; Hardening Certain Hydro- Carbons, R. Punshon and S. H. Beckles, 122 ; Horse Mills, H. Edelmann, 168; Hose, India-Rubber, J. B. Harris, 24; Hydro- Pneumatic Engine, J. W. Gordon, 192; Ice, Producing Transparent, G. II. Lloyd, 366; Inclined Cable Railways, J. Heath and W. Frost, 262 ; Induction Coils, K. S. Deinbinski, 48; Lamps for Burning Mineral Oil, T. W. Shaw and T. M. Harvey, 340 ; Lighting, J. G. Lorrain, 488 ; Lighting Gas Lamps Automatically, J. J. Butcher, 340 ; Lining Converters,
Versen, 122 ; Link Belting, D. Tullis, 538 ; Lock Nuts, H. B. Young, 238; Lock Washers forScrew Nuts and Bolts, II. and E. Hawkins, 146; Making Shot, tzc., F. S. Köhler, 630; Making Wiro Rope, It. S. Newall, 340; Manufacture of Basio Plug Bottoms and Bricks for Bessemer Converters, T. V. Hughes and 1'. W. Harbond, 122; Master Locking Apparatus for Railways, J. Steven, 390; Melting and De- silverising Lead, J. C. Ridley, 366; Mercurial Pumps for Exhausting Gases, W. F. Donkin, 238; Metal Ropes, T. C. Batchelor and A. Latch, 488; Metal Shafts, Axles, &c., R. II. Libby, 340; Metallic Band-Box for Reheating Scraps of Iron, Steel, &o., E. JIalc, 122; Metallising Woven Textile Fabrics, U. R. Pumariega, 584 ; Mines, Ventilation of, W. Teague, Jun., 24; Needles for Regulators of Sluices and for Sheet Piling of Cofferdams, J. E. Whiting, 262; Neutralising, Inductive Disturbances in Telephone Circuits, W. A. Jack- son and J. 0. Chambers, 48 ; Nut Locks, A. T. Allen and II. Cavill, 238; Nut Locks, F. G. Stark, 514; Obtaining an Adjustable-Stroke Reciprocating Motion with Approximately Uniform Movement, W. Niblet, 238; Obtaining Electric Currents, R. Rose, 48 ; Obtaining Mo¬tive Power, J. Gaingee, 310 ; Pipes and Mains in Streets for the Supply of Compressed Air, J. Sturgeon, 340 ; Plates, Thinning the Corners of, C. J. Galloway and J. H. Beckwith, 98; Portland Cement, W. G. Margetts, 122 ; Power, Conveying to a Distance by Means of Com¬pressed Air, J. Goode, 24; Producing a Flame from Kerosine Oil of any Density, W. Barraclough, 122 ; Producing Heat by Means of Gas, J. W. Baker, 122; Production of Light and Heat bv Burning Oils and Fats, W. Boggett, 238; Pulleys. G. and E. Smith and N. Smith, Jun., 340 ; Pumping Highly Rarefied Elastic Fluids, A. G. Southby and F. D. Blyth, 340; Raising of Stamp- Heads for the Shaping of Metals, A. C. Hands and F. Parkes, 538 ; Raising Water, S. H. Wright, 538 ; Reciprocating Chains in Ma¬chinery, Device for Compensating for the Wear of, B. F. Meyer, 638; Refrigerating, E. Fixary, 238; Retaining and Releasing Mechanism for the Cages of Mines, F. Westmeyer, 306 ; Rivets, J. L. Thomson, 538; Rotary Motion, E. Bray and J. Ileald, 340; Rotating Optical Apparatus, J. Hopkinson and J. Kenward, 202 ; Rust Pre¬ventative, W. E. Hart, 24; Safety Blasting Cartridges and Detonators, The Patent Oxonite Company and R. Punshon, 488 ; Scales, Measuring, M. Matierie, 24 ; Screws, «fee., The Russel and Erwin Manufacturing Com¬pany, 584 ; A. Siewerdt, 630; Securing Wheels on their Axles, E. Partridge, 390; Self-Ap¬plying Eccentric Gripping Apparatus for Start¬ing Levers of Engines, J. Langdon, J. A. Wade, and J. Cherry, 538; Separating Mag¬netic from Non - Magnetic Substances, H. Kessler, 684 ; Shaft Couplings, S. Stuart, 340; Shell for Fulminating Compounds, G. Bloem, 488 ; Shot Firing in Mines, Preventing Accidents through, F. A. Abel, 24 ; Shunts for Diverting Electric Currents, G. A. Mason, 48; Skip, J. S. Pearson, 538; Soldering, W. W. Hacking, 238; Spent Oxides of Iron, Treat¬ment of, J. Robinson, 122 ; Spindles, A. Ker¬shaw, 168; Springs, N. E. Spaulding, 340 ; Storing and Transporting Electrical Energy, L. II. Rogers, 48 ; Strengthening Lead for Lining Vessels, I. S. and J. T. McDougall, 122 ; Sub- Aqueous Objects, Demolition of, J. Lauer, 238 ; Sulphuric Tower, G. H. and W. II. Nichols and J. B. F. Herreshoff, 584 ; Tempera¬ture Regulation, IF. S. Johnson, 340 ; Tensile Strains, Testing, G. H. Denison, 122; Ther¬mostatic Heat Recorder, and Electric Signal, J. Gilmore and W. R. Clark, 608; Transmis¬sion of Power by Bands, J. II. Ratcliffe, 414 ; Tubes, Cylinders, Rings, and Bars, F. Elmore, 366 ; Tubular Rivets, B. L. Daubigne and G. G. Lusher, 538 ; Tuyere, Movable, J. R. Turnock, 122; Type-Writing and Matrix-Mak¬ing Machines, M. H. Dement, 24; Ventilating Apparatus, W. F. Gillet and H. B. Moreton, 24 ; Weighing Maciiine, W. B. Avery, 488; Wheels, Drums, and Pulleys, J. S. Fairfax, 488 ; Wheels and Pulleys, W. G. Gregory, 262 ; Wire- Drawing, S. H. Byrne, 168; Wire Ropes and Cables, W. II. and T. Laidler, 488; Woven Driving Belts, T. Jackson, 538
Mouldi.no and Casting : 121, 122, 583, 584 E. Buckley, 122 ; M. and J. Cornthwaite, 584; 21. B. Moore, 121; J. S. Williams, 121; Fire¬bars, J. Schofield and G. Graham, 121 ; Hollow Metal Ingots, W. E. Everitt, 584 ; Metal Ingots, B. Atha, 583 ; Moulds for Casting Cylindrical Forms, J. Whitley, 121; Steel, T. Gilmour, 121
Naval Range Finder : 74 Partly Communicated by C. G. Middelbos, 74
Ordnance:73
Adjusting, Pointing, or Training Cannon, B. B. Symon and H. S. Maxim, 73; Automatic Sights for Turret Guns, A. Nobel, 73 ; Carriages for, IF. J. Hoyle, 73; Control¬ling the Movements of Guns in Recoil and Running Out, J. Vavasseur, 73 ; Controlling the Running Out and In of, J. Vavasseur, 73 ; Firing Tubes for Artillery, J. Macnab and T>. Hickie, 73 ; Folding Shields for Cannon and Machine Guns, R. S. dc Ricci, 73 ; Machine Guns, H. S. Maxim, 73; Manufacture of Guns, II. S. Maxim, 73 ; Opening and Closing the Breech of Heavy Guns, C. II. Murray, 73 ; Sights of Guus, J. Simpson, 73
Ores, Smelting uy Electricity : 464, 608 A. II. Cowles, 404; E. 11. and A. 11. Cowles, 608; J. Omholt, 608
Ores, Treating : 122, 366, 684 P. C. Bunn, 584 ; B. D. Healey and B. II. Thwaite, 584 ; Société Anonyme “ Le Ferro- Nickel,” 122; B. H. Thwaite nnd J. Redder, 584 ; Continuous Oxidising and Desulphurising of Ores, G. Attwood, 306 ; Extracting Gold, If. Munktcll, 122; Extracting Nickel and Cobalt, D. Mindcleff, 122; Metals, L. Q. and A. Brin, 122; Purifying Tin and its Alloys, T. Bowen, 122; Smelting and Reducing, J. McCulloch, 584
Pipe Joints : 339, 488
D. Faulds, 339; R. W. Hale, 339 ; T. Monks, 488 ; O. J. Williams, 488
Pulleys * 23
Differential Block, G. Billingharn, 23; J. Lathrop, 23; Loose, for Shafts, J. McCaffrey and C. II. Smith, 23
Puurs : 167,192, 366, 414. 487, 488, 53S W. Brown and C. N. May, 339; J. Grantham, 538; G. Melcher, 638 ; Air Compressor, F. W. Scott, 488; Arresting Gear for Pumping En¬gines, AI. Watson, 538 ; Automatically Re¬plenishing and Maintaining Air in Air Vessels of Water Alains and Pipes, G. F. Deacon, 487 ; Centrifugal Pumping Machinery, J. Gwynne and D. II. Alorton, 192; Compressing Air, T. Shono and E. Ault, 538; Compressing Air and Gases, G. E. Bellis and A. Moreom, 167; Double-Acting, A. Lc Grand and R. Sutcliff, 638 ; Exhausting Apparatus, AI. Evans, 487 ; Hydraulic Testing, T. I. Cammell, 414 ; Pro¬ducing Extreme Temperatures, E. Solvay, 488; Pulsometer, J. L. Berry, 167 ; Pumping Engines, J. C. Merrywcather and C. J. IF. Jakeman, 414 ; Rotary, C. T. Colebrook, 487 ; L. Poillon, 366; B. Wagstaff, 538; Valves for,
Bicdler, 538 ; J. J. Tyler, 107
Pyrites, Smelting : 366 J. Dixon, F. J. Blades, IF. S. Douglas, D. Garlick, and IF. Malcolm, 306
Railway Permanent Way ; 145, 201, 262, 389, 390, 513, 029
W. F. Bitho, 389 ; J. II. Betteley, 389 ; T. A. Davies, 262; F. Service, 513; Chairs, A. B. lbbotson, 389; B. IF. Jackson and II. S. Ashton, 629; Chairs and Sleepers, Ó'. Bideal, 261; P. Kirk, 145; Device for Securing Keys in their Chairs, G. A. Goodwin and W. F. How, 629; Fastenings, for Rails and Joints,
Hall, 261; Indicating the Position of Points, T. Isherwood, 261 ; Interlocking Signals and Switches, C. E. Carr, 145; Iron Sleepers and Rail Fasteners, W. E. Pedley, 513; IF. E. Pedley, 389; Aletal Sleeper for Rails, A. F. L. Bernard, 629 ; H. Hodgson, 389; F. W. Rafarel, 629 ; Aletallic Sleeper and Fixing for Rails, J. Livesey, 629; Nut- Locks for Uniting the Ends of Rails, J. B. Ball, N. AI. Bennett, and Alary Emily Bates, 262; Railroad Crossings, A. C. Rumble, C. E. Phinney, and S. A. Baxter, 145; Rail¬road Spikes, A. O. Alorford, 145 ; Chairs and Sleepers, IF. J. Chant, 513 ; Keys, J. El¬liott, 390 ; Securing Rails, A. 15. Ibbotson, 629; Sleepers, IF. S. Davy, 261; Sleepers and Chairs, J. C. Bunten, 145 ; J. C. Bunten and A. Alurray, 145 ; J. Howard and E. T. Bousfield, 3S9 ; Spike for Securing Rails or Chairs to Sleepers, R. AI. Boyd, 261 ; Track Support and Conduit for Traction Cable and Electric Con¬ductors, J. II. Gould, 145
Railway Rolling Stock : 146, 262, 389, 390, 513, 514, 584, 629
J. Lutley, 389; Alarm Passenger Communica¬tion for Railway Trains, J. Puntis, 390; Axle Bearings, J. Strachan and F. Watkins, 3S9; Axle-Boxes, S. A. Bemis, 146 ; N. W. Cutler,; Ball Bearings, La Société Trousscl, Faure et Smitter, 146 ; Bearings, G. W. Elliott,- 389 ; Boiler Furnaces, IF. Noble and A. Mackie, 360 ; Buffers, W. F. Stanley, 390; F. J. Talbot, 629 ; Carriage Wheels, W. O. Ares, 514 ; Construc¬tion of Passenger Carriages for Railways and Tramways, J. K. Banks, 146 ; Couplers, J. B. Avery, 262; N. W. Ifawkenson, 513; F. At¬tack and P. Morris, 2e2 ; T. A. Brockelbank, 513; W. Burnell, 513; W. Carter, 262; J. Crabtree, 390 ; IF. and T, Hill, 389; T., IF., and J. Latham, 146; P. Lindo, 146; R. Powell and T. and J. Alartin, 513 ; G. IF. Bhoades, 513; T. V. Riordan, 629; It Stone, 629; 11. Tamm and L. Buhrlcm, 262; G. Turner, 262; Coupling Buffers, G. Turton and F. J. Talbot, 262; Coupling for Drawbars, &c., of Railway Trains, H. Lippmann, 389; Divided Car Axles, H. Thielsen and II. W. Dilg, 262 ; Indi¬cator for Railway Trains, J. AI. Napier, 262 ; Production and Utilisation of Vapour Fuel, A. T. Ambler, 629 ; Regulating Blast of Locomotives, S. Alorley, 629; Springs, L. Sterne, 513; Steam Engines, A. S. Hamand, 514; Ventila¬ting, W. Y. Ober, 629; Wagons, Dumping, G.
Blaine, 584 ; Wheels, P. U. Askliatn, 389 ; L. R. Eaught, 146; Wheels and Axles, IF. Malam, 146
Railway Signalling : 146, 262, 390, 514, 630 AI. Baines, 390; J. Coleman and I. Henson, 202; T. A. Edison and E. T. Gilliland, 030; W. S. B. Kempe and W. F. Rowell, 262; 11. Lebasteur and Messrs. Mignon and Rouart, 390; J. Royston, R. Turner, and R. Webb, 262; IF. B. Sykes, 146 ; J. Tomlinson, Jun., ; S. A. Varley, 630 ; II. Williams, and A. Williamson,630; Block Signalling, R. R. Harper, 140; Controlling Signalling Apparatus and Points by Electricity,E. J. Houghton, 146 ; Elec¬trical, E. J. J. de Baillehachc, 514 ; J. Enright, 390; Inclosing Railway Signals in Cases, C.
J. and J. G. Howe, 030 ; Lamps, S. T. Dutton, 390; Self-Acting Station Indicator, I). AIcKellar, 630; Working Interlocking Points and Signals, S. T. Dutton, 390
Railways, Cable : 390
I. Aliller, 390; Slot Irons for, E. D. Dougherty, 390
Railways, Electrical: 146, 608, 030 J. F. McLaughlin, 146; F. J. Sprague, 608, 630; Electro-AIotors for, A. J. Jarman, COS; Transmitting and Collecting Currents in, AI. H. Smith, 630
Refrigerator : 340 J. Csete, 340
Relays : 314 Electric, J. Enright, 314
Rotary Blowers, Fans, &c. : 98, 168 A. Bollason, 168; J. S., T. A., and E. R. Walker, 168 ; and Exhauster, II. Wilkinson, 168 ; Pistons of, F. AI. Roots, 98
Ships, Boats, &c. : 24, 145, 261, 389, 513, 629 Anchors, W W. Smith, 389; Anti-Fouling and Anti corrosive Composition for, P. Denniston, 389 ; Automatic Feathering Paddle-Wheel,
J. Candy, 513; Automatically Pumping Bilge, Water from, A. Dunn, 513 ; Bevelling and Bending Ships’ Frames, S. W. Snowden, 261 • “ Bow Stoppers" for Anchor Cables, G. Adamson and J. T. Fenwick, 513 ; Cable Couplings, H. Gale, 261 ; Capstans \\. H. Harfleld, 24 ; Cleaning Bottoms of, II. Arentz, 613 Composition for tho Bottoms of Iron Ships, H. J. T. Ford, 261 ; Connecting Tele¬graph Cables to, R Atkin, 261; Construction and Propulsion of, F. Girein, 145; Construction of, E. Swindell, 145 ; Crankshafts, P. /lodges, f,->9 • Diminishing the Friction of the Chain in the Hawse Pipes when Lifting Ships’ Anchors, A A. McDougall and F. Thompson, 261 ; Dis¬engaging Hook for, W. F. Rees, 38» ; Feather¬ing Apparatus for Screw Propellers, R. T. Bells, 629 ; Finding the Relations between the Speed and Resistance of Vessels and other Moving Bodies,!'. Caws, 629; Fitting Rudders of, C. N. Nixon, 513; Governors, A. 0. Teng- rall, 629 ; Increasing the Efficiency of and Preventing Injury to Screw Propellers, G. Molvneux, 629; Indicating Distance, J. S. liaiuorth, 629; Locomotive Torpedoes, E. C. Peck, 629; Logs, B. Faymonville, 261; J. P. Rawlings, 629 ; Marine Brakes for, J., A , G. F., A. G., and E. A. McAdams, 389 ; Marine Com¬passes, W. C. Horne, 145; II. Job, 261; Paddle-Wheels, W. H. Daniels, 261; A. Joss,
R. Towns, A. Kynooh, and W. Reid, 261 ; Preparing Screw Propeller Blocks to Resist Corrosion, W. Telfer, 389; Propeller Shafts, Brown’s Seamless Metal Company, 145; Pro¬pellers, A. F. A. Vogelsang, 389 ; W. Welch, 389; C. E. Austin and W. Burchell, 261 ; Pro¬pelling and Steering, C. C. L. Lucht, 389 ; Propulson of, W. Barber, 261 ; Protecting Ventilators against the Entrance of Water in Stormy Weather, R. Yarrow, 389 ; Raising and Lowering Ships' Boats, 11. 11. Earl, 145; Raising Sunken Ships’, H. Riviere, 145 ; Rotators for Ships Logp, J. and G. II. Bliss, 261 ; Bowing Boats, S. Russell, 145 ; Rudders, C. N. Nixon, 389 ; Rudders and Steering Gear, J. II. Thomson and J II. Biles, 629 ; Screw Propellers, C. IF. Field, Jun., 261 ; N. Yagn, 389 ; E. H. Hall, 389 ; Screws for Propelling Sailing Vessels, W. Zealand, 145 ; Ships’ Berths, J. B. Secor, 145 ; Signal Buoys, E. E. Mann, 261; Steadying Rudders of, G. McColl and IF. B. Cumming, 513 ; Steam Capstans, J. W Brooke, 145; Steam Steering Gear for, J. P. IFi'foon, 261; Steering, E. C. II. Sam- sche, 145 ; Steering Gear, A. J. Maginnis, 513 ; Steering nnd Propelling, A. Winkler, 261 ; Swivel Shackle for Ships’ Anchors, C. Boyce, 145 ; Taking Soundings, A. J. Cooper and E. E. Wigzell, 629 ; Towing, Anchoring and Steer¬ing, J. McHardy, 261 ; Transmitting and Receiving Signals on Board, J. S. Gisborne, 261 ; Tube Motor for Propelling, W. II. Daniels, 261; War Ships, T. Cornish and B. Finch, 513
Steam Hammers : 163 J. A. Henckels, 168
Steam Traps : 340, 560
T. S. and J. T. McDougall, 560; Steam Trap, Rickard, 340
Stuffing-Boxes : 98
S. Berry, 98 ; S. II. Sparkes, 98
Switches, Elf.otric : 48, 210, 314, 464
H. B. and H. R. F. Bourne, 314 ; 5. X. dc Ferranti, 314 ; IF. B. Sayers and G. Hook- ham, 48; E. Zeller, 216; Automatic and Cut- Out, II. II. S. Cunynghamc, O. E. Woodhouse, and F. L. Baivson, 216; Automatio Electric Coupler, J. S. Raworth, 314 ; Boards, 11. E. B. Crompton, 314 ; Duplex Cut-Out for Electric Circuits, R. M. Baily and A. Grundy, 464 ; Electric Light, A. P. Lundberg, 314
Telegraphy and Telephony : 47, 48, 216, 314, 463, 464, 607, 608
IF. Blenheim, 464 ; J. IF. Bonta, 314 ; B. K. Boyle, 463 ; F. 11. Brown, 47 ; W. Burnley, 48; P. B. Dclany, 47; T. A. Edison, 463 ; J. G. Lorrain, 314; II. C. Mance, 464 ; A. P. Price, 47; J. Scotland, 216; G. W. Stewart, 464; Acoustic or Mechanical, Cordncr, Allen, and Co., T. M. and H. Collet, and O. Luandcrs, 463; Cable, E. Baron von Taund-Szvll, 314 ; H. A. Clark, 608 ; R. M. Lowne, 463 ; J. C. Sellars, 814; Conductors, H. A. Clark, 608; Conduits for Wires and Cables, G. D. Sutton, 607 ; Duplex System of Telegraphy, A. Muir- head, 47 ; Electrical Conductors, J. Tatham, 216; Electro-Telephonic Instruments, 5. P. Thompson, 314 ; Farquharson and Lane’s Electric Ships’ Teleeraph, W. Skinner, J. Farquharson, and D. W. Lane, 607 ; Insulated Electric Underground Conductor, E. W. Lan¬caster, 314 ; Insulator for Electrical Apparatus, B. Pell, 48 ; Insulators, H. L. James, 47 ; E. A. Mueller, 464 ; Line Wire, A. E. Gilbert, 314 ; Magneto Call Bell, II. T. O. Fraser and F. Young, 314; Mierophonic Transmitters, A. Dejongh, 47; “ Morse Inker” Apparatus, Siemens and Halske, 607 ; Photo-Telegraphy, W. Gcinmil, 463; Poles, &c., D. Wilson, 607; Receivers and Transmitters, F. N. Gisborne and D. II. Keeley, 404; Recording Instru¬ments, The New Haven Clock Company, 608 ; Relay Apparatus for Long-Distance Telegraph Lines, L. Maiche, 47 ; Supporting the Wires of Acoustic Telephone Circuits, G. L. Anders, 464 ; Telephone Repeaters, M. G. Farmer, 48; Telephone Switches, T. Ballard, 47; Trans¬mitters, C. E. Allen, 314 ; E. T. Gilliland, 403 ; E. H. Johnson,47; A. A. C. Swinton, 607 ; IF. C. Turnbull, 607; Underground Conductors,
11. Dorsett, 464 ; Ventilating and Draining Conduits for Underground Wires, T. R. James, 47 ; Wires, II. O, Adams, 314; For Working Long Cables, L. Maiche, 216
Thermo-Electric Generators : 48, 314 J. Lea and G. C. Harvey, 48 ; II. Woodward, 314
Tools, Machine: 167, 168, 413, 414, 637 Boring, Turning, and Finishing Pulleys, W. J. Muncaster and M. McKaig, 167 ; Chains, E. L. Howe, 167 ; Combined Lathe, Planing, Shap¬ing, and Fluting Machine, J. Appleyard, 537 ; Corrugating and Bending Sheet Metal, L. Potthof, 413 ; Cutting Elliptical Holes, B. K. Jones, 167; Cutting Files, R. Denison, 168; A. Shardlow, 167 ; Cutting Nuts and Bolts, J. H. Mertens, 413; Cutting and Shaping Metals, H. Greenwood, 537 ; Endless BandSaw Machines, J. Watts, 167; Forging, 13. I’. Walker, C. B. Ketley. and T. D. Clare, 413 ; Forging Nuts, E. Davies, 537 ; Forging Screws, II. P. Boyd, 537 ; C. Fairbairn and M. Wells, 413; Grinding Lathes, II. Greenwood, 167; Grinding and Polishing, R. Luke and M. Spencer, 537 ; Gripping Jaws for Lathes, W. Macilwraith,167; Heavy Chains, V. Roeper, 167; Lathe Chucks, E. Pement, 537; Lathe Face- Plate and Chuck Attachment, E. Pement, 413; Lathes, A. Siewerdt, 413 ; Lathes for Trimming the Edges of Hollow Articles of Sheet Metal, E. S. Higgins, 414 ; Making the Cores of Arma¬tures, F. Wynne, 537 ; Metal-Planing Machine,
P. and H. C. Walter, 167 ; Nut Making, T. Neely, 167 ; Operating Screw Threading Taps,
H. De Lnmatcr and Co., 537 ; Oval Lathe, W. H. and G. Barker and G. Embery, 413 ; Planing Angle Bars previous to Caulking, D.
White, 413 ; Planing the E iges of Metallic Plates, R. H. N. Allevne and C. Scriven, 413 ; Planing Wood, W. B. Haigh, 167 ; Punching and Drawing Sheet Metal, N. C. Stiles, 413 ; Punching Washers, J. Walker and J. Austin, 167 ; Rising and Sinking Platforms forTyreing Wheels ana Similar Purposes, J. L. Baker and T. N. Cox, 537; Rivetting, F. Prasil, 413; Rock Drilling, E. Moreau, 537 ; Screws, II. A. Harvey, 537 ; Sharpening Cutters, IF. F. Smith and A. Coventry, 167 ; Sharpening and Setting Saws, Prat Frères, 168; Slide Rest Tool, J. Martignoni, 167 ; Slide Rests, H. Ehrhardt, 537 ; Slotting and Shaping, J. Butler, 413; Stamping, &c., by Explosive Gases, J. Hobson, 413; Stone Breaking and Ore Crushing, C. Mason and A. Hill, 537 ; Tool Holders, IF. II. Berry, 413; Tools and Tool-Holders for Planing Machines, A. H. Jeune, 167; Tube Rolling, F. Tangye, 413; Turning Hollow Metal Articles, E. Cope and A. Iiollings, 537 ; Wood Planing and Moulding, A. Ransome and T. J. Wilkie, 413
Tools, Small : 167, 168, 366, 414, 637, 538 Adjustable Spanners, A. Kay and W. L. Young, 537; Coiling Steel Wire, J. B. Siden, 414; Cutting Off the Heads of Rivets, J. S. Wilson, 537 ; Cutting the Teeth of Gear Wheels,
A. Marsh, 167 ; Dies, J. Brady, 538 ; Im¬parting Rotary Motion to Tools, S. Haxton, 167 ; Lathe Carrier or Dog, J. Barlow, 537 ; Miners’ Tools, W. R. Carr, J. Unwin, and J. F. Barlow, 537 ; Obtaining the True Centre of Metal Bars, W. Taylor, 414 ; Parallel Vice, J. Parkinson, 414; Picks and Hammers, J. Willis, 414 ; Saw Set, J. Laybolt, 414 ; Simultaneously Shaping Prismatio Bodies, S. Baum, 414 ; Steel,
Southgate, 168; Steel Anvils, W. Chrimes, 637 : Taps, E. Cope and A. Rollings, 537 ; Tube Expander, G. Lewis, 537 ; Tube Vices, C. Neil, 366 ; Vices, O. Flagstad, 414; T. Hunt, C. Pegg, and F. Turland, 414; Wrenches, F. Armstrong, and N. W. Vandegrift, 537
Torpedo Launches : 145 T. Nordenfelt, 145
Torpedoes, &c. : 262, 3ÊC, 488, 514 J. S. Comrie, 262 ; T. Smith, 514 ; Attaching Torpedo Nets to Ships and Working the same, W. M. Bullivant, 488; Mines and Land Tor¬pedo Apparatus, C. A. McEvoy, 366
Tramway and Railway, Electrical : 48 J. Hopkinson, 48
Tramways : 145, 390, 514 Breaking, Stopping, and Starting, J. McHardj' and J. McGruther, 390; Car Brakes, J. F. Mallinckrodt, 390; Cleaning Rails, J. B. Chau- dron and L. Manoury, 514; I. F. Cuttler, 145 ; J. and E. Townsend, 145 ; Condensing the Ex¬haust Steam of Tramway Engines, N. S. Russel, 145; Motors for Actuating the Cars upon Or¬dinary, T. Charlton and J. Wright, 514 ; Moving Points on, J. Hardman, 390; Rails and Wheels, G. Hookham, 390 ; Starting Gear for, A. M. Vereker and S. M. Yeates, 145
Tubes, Metal, Manufacture of : 413, 537 E. Dixon, 637; F. Elmore, 413; Jointed Mandrel for Coiling and Bending, G. Round,
637
Valves, Cocks, &c. : 23, 97,167,191, 238,287,339, 414, 439, 488,638, 559, 630
J. Dunbar, 339 ; J. A. and J. Hopkinson, 488 ; R. M. McDougall, 339 ; O. Symes, 488 ; Cut-off, Automatic, for Slide Valves, J. II. Tangye and W. Johnson, 287 ; Opening and Closing Valves Automatically, W. Knowles, 559 ; Stop-Cocks, J. A. and J. Hopkinson, 238; Taps, W. Allen, 630; J. Rae, 23 ; II. Sutcliffe, 23 ; W. Vavasour, 23 ; Valves, Actuating, I. B. Carricaburu, 639 ; F. W. Jenkins, 559 ; R. L. Wcighton, 287 ; Valve Gear for, S. G. Browne, 287 ; C. Har¬tung, it! ; If. Jack, 439 ; J. C. Kay, 439 ; T. and D. McCulloch and T. White, 97 ; T. Swan, 97; T. Swan, 439 ; W. Voit, 191 ; W. and F. Wills, 439 ; Valve Motion, IF. Sisson, 287 ; Valves, W. Allen, 630 ; J. C. Bauer 23; R. Bentley and T. Ford, 559 ; K. II. Cowdrev, 287 ; C. Davy, 414 ; J. Eatock, 97 ; S. A. John¬son, 23 ; J. List, 559 ; J. C. l’eaehe, 191,237 ; E. C. Peck, 97; G. Bichert, 23; A. Biedler,; Schaeffer and Budenberg, 191; 11. II. and G. II. Taylor, 191; J. J. Tyler, 167; Valve Draw-Off, S. Wilkerson, 23

NAMES OF PATENTEES.

Abbl, F. A., Preventing Accidents through Shot Firing in Mines, 24
Accles, J. G., Carriage for a Machino Gun, 339
Adams, II. O., Telegraph Wires, 314
Adamson, G., and J. T. Fenwick, Bow Stoppers for Anchor Cables, 513
Adie, P., Driving Belts and Wheels thereof, 533
Aitken, H., Preventing the Formation of Scale in Boilers, 192
Aitken, H., Treatment of Carbonaceous, Bitu¬minous, Calcareous Substances, 584
Alexander, T. and S., and Paterson, R., Making Oil Gas, 365
Alkestcr, W. II., Mitchell, R., and Kelly, R. R., Secondary Batteries, 48
Allan, A., Air Spring Pressure Gauges, 238
Allen, A. T., and Cavill, H., Nut Locks, 238
Allen, C. E., Telephone Transmitters, 314
Allen, G., and Gregory, II. M., Weldless Chains, 23
Allen, II. W., and Whitehead, J. G., Expansion Joint for Steam and Water Pipes, 24
Allen, W., Acid Taps and Valves and Seats for Chemical Works, 630
Allen, IF. II., Wright, B., and Kapj>, G., Dynamo-Electric Machines, 313
Allen, W. H., Wright, R., and Kapp, G., Exciting the Field Magnets of Series-Wound Dynamo Machines, 607
Alleyne, R. II. N., ai d Scriven, C., Planing the Edges of Metallic Plates, 413
Ambler, A. 7'., Production and Utilisation of Vapour Fuel, 629
American Electric Arms and Ammunition Company, Electric Guns, 487
Anders, G. L., Supporting the Wires of Acoustic Telephone Circuits, 464
Anderson, J., Boilers, 192
Anderson, W., Hydraulic Compressor», 487
Andre, G. G., Explosive Compounds, 74
Andrew, C. II., Gas Engines, 440
Andrews, J. D. F , Multipolar Electric Machines, 47
Anson, W., Hammerless Breechloading Guns, 73
Appleyard, J..Combined Lathe, Planing, Shaping, and Fluting Machine, 537
Arentz, H., Cleaning Ships’ Bottoms, 513
Armstrong, F., and Vandegrift,N. W., Wrenches, 537
Armstrong, J. T., Electrical Batteries, 216, 314
Arndt, M., and Mariehal, J. L. S., Tubular Steam Boilers, 98
Arthur, W., Repeating Firearms, 237
Ashby, E. and A., Cement Kiln», 583
Asher, G., and Buttress, J , Obtaining Motive Power, 191
Ashlin, H. C., and Turner, IL, Compound En¬gine s, 287
Askham, P. U., Wheels for Use on Railways, 389
Atha, B., Metal Ingots, 583
Atkin, R , Connecting Telegraph Cables between
Ships and the Shore, 261
Atkinson, J., Gas Engines, 191
Atkinson, J., Gas Engines, 288
Atkinson, J., Heatingand Purifying FeedWater, 98
Atkinson, J., Indicators for Engines, 23
Attock, E., and Morris, P., Railway Wagon Coupling, 262
Attwood, G., Continuous Oxidising and Desul¬phurising of Orcs, 366
Auld, J., Actuating the Dampers of Steam Boiler Furnaces, 192
Austin, C. E., and Burchell, W., Propelling Vessels, 261
Austin, F. J., and Low, S., Preventing the For¬mation of Boiler Crust, 560
Austrian Small Arms Manufacturing Company, The, Regulating Electric Arc Lamps, 47, 313
Aveling, T. L., Wheels, 630
Avery, if. B., Car Couplers, 262
Avery, W. B., Weighing Machines, 488
Aves, W. O., Construction of Carriage Wheels, 514
Babcock, G. H., Air or Gas Engines, 439
Bachmann, L. G., Cartridges, 74
Backus, A., Jun., Furnaces, 121
Badia, J. S., Generating Gases, 584
Bailey, C. S., Cartridges, 339
Bailey, W. H., Fusible Plugs, 560
Baillehache, E. J. J. de, Train Signalling, 514
Baily, R. M., and Grundy, A., Duplex Cut-Out
for Electric Circuits, 46Ï
Baines, M , Railway Signals, 390
Bajnc, A., and Béjot and Co., Adjustable Tooth
for Agricultural Implements, 339
Baker, J. L., and Cox, T. N., Rising and Sinking Platforms for Tyreing Wheels and Similar Purposes, 537
Baker, J. W., Producing Heat by Gas, 122
Balde, J., Shells for Ordnance, 237
Ball, J. B., Bennett, N. M., and Bates, Mary
Emily, Nut Locks for Uniting the Ends of Railway Rails, 262
Ballard, T., Telephone Switches, 47
Bamford, H., Hydraulic Engines, 288
Bamford, S. B., Mowing and Reaping Machines, 237
Bamlctt, A. C., Mowing Machines, 339
Bancroft, J. S., Pointing Drills, 537
Banks, J. R., Construction of Railway and Tram¬way Carriages, 146
Barber, T. W., Tuyere Apparatus for Supply¬ing and Heating Blast, 365
Barber, W., Propulsion of Navigable Vessels, 261
Barker, E. D., Sharpening Twist Drills, 414
Barker, W. II. and G., and Embery, G., Oval Lathe, 413
Barlow, J., Lnthe Carrier or Dog, 537
Barnes, ft. 7\, and Heath, LI. S., Meters for Measuring Liquids, 488
Barraclough, W., Producing a Flame from Kerosine Oil of any Density, 122
Bartlett, II. M., aiut Brown, IF. 11., Fluid Meters, 340
Batchelor, T. C., and Latch, A., Metal Ropes, 488
Bates, C. J-, Fastening lor Furnace Doors, 365
Batho, W. F., Permanent Way of Railways, 389
Bauer, J. C., Self-Acting Stop Valves, 23
Baum, S., Simultaneously Shaping several Sur¬faces of Nuts and other Prismatic Bodies, 414
Bayliss, T. R., Manufacture of Ordnance and Projectiles, 487
Beale, A. M. A., Conveying Articulate Speech by Electricity, 216
Becker, F., Explosives, 74
Bedwell, F. Le B , Telegraph Cable, 216
Bcechey, C. G., Gas Engines, 287
Beer, A., Breechloading Small Arms, 237
Bell, A., Fuel Economisers, 584
Bell, A. J., Filtering Liquids, 238
Bellis, G. E., and Morcom, X, Compressing Air and Gases, 167
Bells, R. T., Feathering Apparatus for Screw Propellers, 629
Bemis, S. J., Axle-Boxes, 146
Benjamin, P., Secondary Batteries, 314
Bennett, A. It., Voltaic Batteries, 464
Bentley, D., Detecting the Whereabouts of
Leakage in Underground Water Mains on a Gradient, 340
Bentley, It., and Ford, T., An Equilibrium Slide Valve for Steam Engines with Variable Cut-Off or Expansion Valve, 559
Berlin Anhaltisehe Maschinenbau-ActienGescllschaft, Distillation of Ammonia from Ammo- niacal Liquors, 366
Bernard, A. F. L., Metallic Cross Sleepers for Railways, 029
Bernstein, A., Carbons for Incandescent Lamps, 607
Bcrrington, A. T. D., Regenerating Waste Gases, 365
Berry, J. L., Pulsometer, 167
Berry, S., Stuffing-Boxes, 98
Berry, IF. IP, Tool-Holders, 413
Best, G., Condensing Steam, 192
Betteley, J. II., Securing the Permanent Way of Railways, 389
Bichel, C. E., Storing and Applying Liquid Ex¬plosives, 74, 366
Bilham, C. S., Measuring Fluids under Pressure, 488
Billingham, G., Differential Pulley Blocks, 23
Birch, J. E., and Henderson, D., Cut-Offs for Gas Burners, 238
Birtwistle, T., Joints for Connecting Metallic Pipes, 24
Bischoff, H., Case Projectiles, 74
Bisset, T. S., Reaping and Mowing Machines, 487
Black, W., Briquettes or Fuel Blocks, 365
Blaine, G. E., Dumping Wagons, 584
Blake, J., Steam Generators, 288
Blake, T., and Dain, M., Railway Carriage Lamps, 390, 513
Blenheim, IF., Telephonic Apparatus, 464
Blennerhasset, J. F., Hydraulic Engine, 560
Bliss, J. and G. II., Rotators for Ships’ Logs, 261
Bloem, G., A Shell for Fulminating Compounds, 488
Boggett, W., Production of Light and Heat by Burning Oils and Fats, 238
Bolte, F. H., Lubricators, 24
Bolton, F., Lighting Railway Carriages in Tunnels and Underground Railways, 514
Bonehill, C. G , and Simpson, A. J., Breechload¬ing Small Arms, 73
Bonta, J. IF., Electrical Transmission of Sound, 314
Borries, A. von, Compound Locomotives, 145
Boulton, M. P. IF., and Perrett, E., Hot-Air Engine, 191
Bourne, H. B. and H. R. F., Electrical Switches, 314
Bow, W., Compound Pumping Engines for Charging Accumulators, 288
Bowen, T., Purifying Tin and its Alloys, 122
Bowers, II. J. A , Purifying Water for Steam Boilers, 440
Boyce, C., A Swivel Shackle for Ships’ Anchors, 145
Boyd, H. P., Dies for Forging Screws, 537
Boyd, K. M., Spike for Securing Rails or Chairs to Sleepers, 261
Boyle, 11. K., Telegraphic Apparatus, 463
Brabson, '1'., Visible Feed Lubricators, 24
Brady, J., Dies, 538
Braidwood, J. Retort Lids, 365
Bray, E., and Heald, J., Rotary Motion, 340
Bray, G., Automatically Regulating the Supply of Gas to Engines and Preventing Jumping of Gas Flames, 559
Brevoort, 11. L., and Ilobcrts, 1. L , Electric Batteries, 216
Brevoort, H. L., and Roberts, I. L., Electric Batteries, 48
Brciver, II., and Zeh, C. 31., Car Axle-Boxes, 23
Brin, L. Q. and A., Separating Metals, 366
Brin, L. Q. and A., Treating Metals, 122
Brock, IF., Compound Steam Engines, 439
Brock, W., Packing for Piston and Valve Rods in Tandem Steam Engines, 287
Brockelbank, T. A., Railway Car Coupling, 513
Brooke, J. W., Steam Capstans, 145
Brors, 11., Registering Temperatures, 23
Brotherhood, C., Electric Bells, 48
Broussas, L., Steam Boiler Furnaces, 288
Brown, A., Hopper Dredgers, 538
Brown, A. B., Compound Pumping Engines, 440
Brown, C., and Bayliss, W. F., Hand Guards for Guns, 74
Brown, F. II., Telegraphy and Telephony, 47
Brown, H. P., Electric Lighting, 47
Brown, J. E., Triplicate Cultivator for Cultivat¬ing, Rolling, and Harrowing Land by One Operat’on, 487
Brown, W., and May, C. N., Pumps, 339
Brown, W. II., Gun Barrels, 74
Brown’s Seamless Metal Company, Propeller Shafts, 145
Browne, S. G., Valve Gear for Stenin Engines, 287
Bruggemans, F., and Donkers, L., Economising Fuel in Internally Heated Boilers, 440
Buck, W., Causing an Electrical Circuit to be Closed or Opened by the Passage of a Train, 390
Buckley, E., Making Moulds, 122
Buesche, P., and Hopkinson, J. E., Foot Warmers for Railways, 262
Buisson, P. L., J. A., and L., Steam Generators, '.8
Bullivant, W. M., Attaching Torpedo Nets to Ships and Working the Same, 488
Bullough, C. T., Regulating the Speed of Steam Engines, 191
Bunn, P. C., Utilisation of the Bye-Products or Waste of Lead Ores for the Manufacture of Pigments, 584
Bunten, J. C., Sleepers and Chairs for Railways, 145
Bunten, J. C., and Murray, A., Sleepers and Chairs tor Railways, 145
Burnell, W., Car Couplings, 513
Burnley, W., Telephonic Apparatus, 48
Burns, W., Self-Acting Feed Apparatus for Steam Boilers, 440
Burr, E. B., Galvanic Batteries, 464
Butcher, J. J., Lighting Gas Lamps Automati¬cally, 340
Butler, J., Slotting and Shaping Machines, 413
Butler, S., Artificial Fuel, 584
Butler, S., Compound Engines, 287
Byrne, S. H., Apparatus for Wire-Drawing, 168
Cadiat, N. V., Steam Generators, 560
Calla6, H., Steam Boiler Furnaces, 192
Cammed, T. I., Hydraulic Testing Pumps, 414
Campbell, W., Preventing Priming in Steam Boilers, 560
Candv, F. J., Automatic Feathering Paddle Wheel, 513
Capito, C. A. A., and Hardt, M. P., Dynamo Ma¬chines and Electro-Motors, 463
Carmien, P. J., Air-Gas Apparatus, 121
Carpenter, C. C., Retort Lid Fittings, 5S1
Carr, C. E., Interlocking Signals and Switches, 145
Carr, W. R., Urwin, J., and Barlow, J. F., Miners’ Tools, 537
Carricaburu, I. B., Valve Actuating Arrange¬ments for Steam Engines, 559
Carter, W., Railway Coupling, 262
Caws, F., Finding the Relations between the Speed and Resistance of Vessels and other Moving Bodies, 629
Chadwick, W., Hydrometers, Thermometers, &c., 23
Chambers, A. M„ and Smith, T., Coke Ovens, 5S3
Chant, IF. J., Railway Chairs and Sleepers, 513
Chapman, C., Boring Wells, 488
Charlton, T., and II right, J., Motors for Actuat¬ing the Cars upon Ordinary Tramways, 614
Chaudron, J. B., and Manoury, L., Cleaning Tramrails, 514
Cherry, W. P., G. E., and C. E., Railway Carriage Lamps, 390
Chrimes, W., Steel Anvils, 537
Clark, H. A., Electric Cables, 608
Clark, H. A., Electrical Conductors, 608
Clarke, C. L., and Coates, H. J., Electro-Static Inductive Generators, 48
Clarke, C. L., and Coates, H. J., Lighting Gas by Electricity, 608
Clarke, T. 2’., Feeding Steam Boilers, 560
Clarke, W., Steam Generators, 98
Clerk, F. F., and Foulston, A., Converting Cir¬cular into Reciprocating Motion, 340
Cochrane, C., Working Blast Furnaces, 121
Colebrook, C. T., Rotary Pumps, Exhausters, &c., 487
Coleman, J., and Henson, I., Railway Signals, 262
Coleman, J. J., Galvanic Batteries, 314
Coles, H. J., Discharging Dredger Grabs, 538
Collamore, W.L., and Ackroyd, W., Engine Go¬vernors, 97
Comrie, J. S.,Torpedoes, 262
Cooke, C. F., and Robinson, T., Arc Striking Me¬chanism of Electric Arc Lamps, 463
Cooke, C. F., and Robinson, T., Electric Arc Lamps, 463
Cooke, G. B. D., Cartridge Cases for Small Arms, 237
Cooper, A. J., and Wigzell, E. E , Taking Sound¬ings, 629
Cooper, IF., and Holdstcorth, J., Lowering a
Dredger or Similar Apparatus without Closing, 533
Cope, E., and Hollings, A., Manufacture of Taps for Forming Screw Threads in Nuts, 637
Cope, E., and Hollings, A., Preparing Hollow Metal Articles, 537
Cordner, Allen, and Co., Collet, T. M. and H., and Luanders, G., Acoustic or Mechanical Tele¬phones, 463
Cornish, T., and Finch, B., Warships, and Steer¬ing the Same, 513
Cornthwaite, M. and J., Moulds for Casting Pipes, 584
Corry, J., and Sleat, J, F., Spherical Rotary Engine, 288
Courtenay, R. H., Generating Currents of Voltaic Electricity, 314
Cowdrey, R. H., Steam Engines, 287
Cowdrey, R. IL, Steam Engines, 287
Cowdrey, R. IL, Valves for Steam Engines, 287
Cowles, A. H., Smelting Ores by Electricity, 464
Cowles, E. H. and A. H., Lining the Walls of Electric Furnaces, 366
Cowles, E. IL, and A. 11., Operating Electric Smelting Furnaces, 608
Cox, R., Compound Steam Engines, 287
Coze, A., Retorts for the Distillation of Coal, 121
Crabtree, J., Couplings for Railway Vehicles, 390
Craig, W., Steam Boilers, 98
Crohn, F. W., Steam Engines, 97
Crompton, R. E. D., Switch Boards, 314
Crossley, L. J., Hanson, R., and Hicks, J. J., Water Gauges, 288
Csete, J., Refrigerating Liquids, 340
Cunynghamc, U. IL Woodhousc, O. E., and Rawson, F. L., Automatic Electric Switch and Cut-Out, 216
Cutler, N. W., Railway and Tramway Axle- Boxes, 389
Cutting, IL, Steam Engines, 287
Cuttler, I. F., Clearing Tramway Lines, 145
Daimler, G., Motor Engines Worked by Com¬bustible Gases, 440
Daniels, W. H., Paddle Wheels, 261
Daniels, W. II., Tube Motor for Propelling Vessels, 261
Daubigne, B. L., and Lusher, G. G., Manufac¬ture of Tubular Rivets, Lacing Studs, and tho like, 538
Davey, C., Hydraulic Cranes, 168
Davidson, G., Jackson, R. C., and Duncan, J. B., Carbons for Incandescent Lamps, 463
Davies, A. L„ Reversing and Expansive Appa¬ratus for Steam Engines, 191
Davies, E., Forging Nuts, 537
Davies, T. A., Railway Permanent Way, 262
Davis, D. A., Electrical Cells, 48
Davison, C. B., Boiler Furnaces, 98
Davy, A., Making Steel by the Bessemer Process, 365
Davy, A., Steel, 366
Davy, C., Hydraulic Valves, 414
Davy, W.S., Railway Sleepers, 261
Deacon, G. F., Replenishing and Maintaining Air in Air Vessels of Water Mains and Pipes, 487 Decley, J., Jun., and Penn, F. J., Cocking Me¬chanism of Drop-Down Small Arms, 339
Deeley, R. M., and Robins, J. J., Ejecting and Injecting Fluids, 24
Dehne, A. L. G., Purifying the Feed Water for Steam Boilers, 440
Dejongh, A., Microphonic Transmitters, 47
Delagneau, G., and Graham, J. H., Piston Pack¬ings, 192
De Lamater, C. IL, and Co., Machines for Ope¬rating Screw Threading Taps, 537
Delany, P. B., Telegraphic Apparatus, 47
Dembinski, K. S., Induction Coils, 48
Dement, M. H., Type-Writing and Matrix-Mak¬ing Machines, 24
Denqvster, R., Jun., Condensers for Manufacture of Gas, 365
Denison, G. IL, Testing Tensile Strains, 122
Denison, R., Cutting Files, 108
Denniston, P., Anti-Fouling and Anti-Corrosive Composition for Ships, 3S9
Dick, J., Drying Air, 122
Dick, R., Carbon Filaments for Incandescence Lamps, 313
Dietzsch, C., Furnaces for Burning Limestone, 866
Dixon, C., Charges and Cartridges for Small Arms, 237
Dixon, E., Manufacture of Tubes and Cylinders, 537
Dixon, J., Blades, F. J., Douglas, IF. S-, Garlick, D., and Malcolm, IF., Smelting Pyrites, 300
Doering, F. B., Purifying the Water of Steam Boilers, 288
Donald, W. J. A., Manufacture of Refractory Materials, Suitable for Lining Furnaces and Converters, 300
Donkin, W. F., Mercurial Pumps for Exhausting Gases, 238
Dorman, G. E., Gramme Armatures for Electric Generators and Motors, 607
Dornfeld, C-, and Mueller, IL, Regulating Arc Lamps, 313
Dorsett, D. H., Underground Electrical Con¬ductors, 464
Dougherty, E. D., Slot Irons for Cable Railways, 390
Doulton, H. L., Filters, 340
Downing, D. F., Cartridge Cases, 74
Doyle, L. J., Locomotive Spark Arresters, 390
Drake, T., Heating Water and Generating Steam, 560
Dronsfield, J. S., Grinding Rollers, 168
Dulac, L. S., Furnaces, 121
Dunbar, J., Stop-Cocks, 339
Dunean, W. A,, Electric Lighting of Trains, 146
Dunn, A., Automatically Pumping Bilge Water from Vessels, 513
Dutton, S. T., Railway Signal Lamps, 390
Dutton, S. T., Working Interlocking Points and Signals on Railways, 390
Duval, J., Breechloading Firearms, 237, 339
Earl, R. IL, Raising and Lowering Ships' Boats, 145
Earsdon, J., Water Pressure Engine, 288
Eatock, J., Slide Valves, 97
Ebstein, P., Buckets for Elevators, 538
Economic Motor Company, The, Gas Engines, 97
Economic Motor Company (Incorporated), The, Gas Engines, 191
Eddington, S., and Stevenson, J., Water Gauges for Steam Boilers, 288
Eddington, S., and J. E., Lagging for Boilers, 288
Edelmnnn, IL, Horse Mills, 168
Edge, J., Seating Horizontal Steam Boilers, 2S3
Edison, T. H., Telegraphy, 463
Edison, T. A., and Gilliland, E. T., Signalling by Induction, 630
Ehrhardt, H., Slide Rests, 537
Eimecke, IF., Closed Hot-Air Engines, 559
Elliott, G. W., Bearings for Axles, 389
Elliott, J., Railway Keys, 390
Elmore, F., Manufacture of Tubes, Rings, &c., 366, 413
Elu, A., and E. Courcelles, Heating by Electri¬city, 608
Emery, A. IL, Wrought Metal Columns, &c., 5S3
Emery, A. H., Wrought Metal Plates, 583
Enright, J., Electric Relays, 314
Enright, J., Electrical Signalling and Recording Apparatus for Use on Railways, 390
Etherington, J., Automatic Sight Feed Lubrica¬tor, 340
Evans, J., Pumping Engines, 560
Evans, M., Exhausting Apparatus, 487
Everitt, W. E., Casting Hollow Metallic Ingots for the Manufacture of Tubes, 584
Fairbairn, C., and Wells, M., Forging Screws by Rollers, 413
Fairfax, J. S., Wheels, Drums, and Pulleys, 488
Falkenstein, C. K., Combined Electric Bell Push and Incandescent Lamp Holder and Switch, 463
Farmer, M. G., Telephone Repeaters, 48
Farquharson, C. K., and Gunbins, R. R., Gas Checks for Projectiles, 74
Faught, L. R., Carriage Wheels, 146
Faulds, D., Pipe Joints, 339
Faymonvillc, B„ Ships’ Logs, 261
Ferguson, J., Jun., Steam Boilers, 288
Ferranti, S. X. dc, Electric Switches, 314
Ferry, S. O., Compound Steam Engines, 191
Field, C. IF., Jun., Screw Propellers, 261
Field, E., Engines Worked by Steam and Pro¬ducts of Combustion from Furnaces, 287
Finlayson, F., Rolling Metals, 414
Fitzgerald, D. G., Voltaic Batteries, 60S
Fixary, E., Refrigerating Apparatus, 238 Flagstad, ()., Vices, 414
Fleming, W. T., and Ferguson, P., Steam Boilers, 440
Fletcher, E., Treatment of Pig Iron for Elimi¬nating Impurities during the Process of its Conversion into Malleable Iron or Steel, 583
Fletcher, J., Injectors, 98
Forbes, G., Establishing Electric Connection be¬tween Surfaces in Relative Motion, Applicable to the Collectors of Dynamo Machines, 215
Ford, H. J. T., Preservative Composition for the Bottoms of Iron Ships, 261
Fosbery, G. V., Gun Barrels, 74
Foster, A, and Anderson, F. I"., Dynamo-Electric Machines, 463
Fox, S., Metallic Tubes for Flues and Shells of Steam Boilers, 413
Fraser, H. T. 0., and Young, F., Magneto Call Bell Apparatus, 314
Fraser, IF. if., Distilling Mineral Oils, 584
Fraser, W. M., Furnaces for Burning Liquid Fuel, 365
Frew, J., Pyrometer, 23
Furness, C., Discharging Centrifugal Machines whilst in Motion, 24
Gabriel, E. E., Metallic Packing, 192
Gale, H., Cable Couplings, 261
Gallois, E. C. E., Exchanging Mail Bags on Trains in Motion, 146
Galloway, C. J., and Beckwith, J. II., Thinning Corners of Boiler or other Plates, 98
Gamgee, J., Obtaining Motive Power, 340
Gardner, E. M., Electrodes for Secondary 4G4
Garrett, Smith, and Co., Thrashing Machines, 237
Gehrchens, C. 0., Driving Belts, 192
Gemmil, W., Photo-Telegraphy, 463
Gercke, K., Breechloading Killes, 487
Gilbert, A. E., Electrical Line Wire, 314
Gillet, W. F., and Moreton, H. B., Ventilating, 24
Gilligan, J., Puddled Iron and Steel, 583
Gilliland, E. T., Telephone Transmitters, 463
Gilmore, J., and Clark, W. R., Thermostatic Heat Recorder and Electric Signal, 608
Gilmour, T., Casting Steel, 121
Girein, F., Construction and Propulsion of Ships, 145
Gisborne, F. N., and Keeley, D. If., Telephonic Receivers and Transmitters, 464
Gisborne, J. S., Transmitting and Receiving Signals on Board Ship, 261
Golitzinsky, V. V., and Rymascheffsky, P. 0., Electric Arc Lamps, 216
Goode, J., Conveying Power to a Distance by Means of Compressed Air, 24
Goodwin, C. R., Carbon Element for Galvanic Batteries, 464
Goodwin, G. A., and How, W. F., Device for Securing Railway Keys in their Chairs, 629
Gordon, J. W., Hydro-Pneumatic Engine, 192
Gould, J. H., Railway or Tramway Track Sup¬port and Conduit for Traction Cable and Electric Conductors, 145
Graepel, H., Furnaces, 98
Grantham, J., Pumps, 538
Green, W., Joining the Ends of Metal Tubes, 24
Greener, W. W., Cartridge Cases, 339
Greenwood, II., Cutting and Shaping Metals, 537
Greenwood, H., Grinding Lathes, 167
Gregory, W. G., Flexible Wheels and Pulleys, 202
Gresham, J., Hose Pipe Couplings, 390
Grey, J. D., Manufacture of Sheet Iron and Steel, 121
Grundy, A., Incandescence Electric Lamps, 215
Grundy, A., and Ready, G. W., Telescopic Swing¬ing and Rotating Pendant for Incandescent Lamps, 463
Gruson, H., Grinding Mills, 414
Gwynne, J., and Morton, D. H., Centrifugal Pumping Machinery, 192
Hacking, W. W., Portable Apparatus for Solder¬ing Operations, 23S
Hadtield, R., Tool Steel, 121
Uacnichcn, F. and 0., and Secbas, 0., Neutral¬ising the Residual Magnetism in Electro- Magnets, 216
Haigh, W. B., Planing Wood, 167
Hailwood, J. T., Sight Feed Lubricator, 340
Hale, E., Metallic Band-Box for Reheating Scraps of Metal, 122
Hale, R. W., Pipe Joints, 339
Hale, W. E., Gas Engines, 97
Hall, E„ Fastenings for Rail and Rails Joints, 261
Hall, E. H., Screw Propelling Apparatus, 3S9
Hall, J. M., Rotary Engines, 440
Ham, J., Boiler Furnaces, 288
Hamand, A. S., Steam Engines, 514
Hambruck, G. J., Lubricating Pump for Engine Cylinders, 340
Hands, A. C., and Parkes, F., Raising Stamp- Heads for the Shaping of Metals, 538
Hansen, A., Manufacture of Iron and Steel Direct from the Ore, 365
Hanson, J., Purifying Coal Gas, 121, 365
Hardman, J., Moving Points on Tramway Lines, 300
Hardy, D. D., Steam Engines, 287
Harfleld, W. H., Capstans, 24
Harfield, W. H., Compound Frictional Brakes and Connectors, 168
Hargreaves, J. C., Preventing Explosions of Steam Boilers, 192
Harper, R. R., Block-Signalling on Railways, 146
Harris, H. T„ Voltaic Batteries, 608
Harris, J. B., India-Rubber Hose, 24
Harrison, J. G., Brake Ironwork, 390
Harrison, J. G., Manufacture of Certain Parts of Brakes, 030
Harrison, R. W., Packing, 340
Harrison, R. W., Packing for Stuffing-Boxes, 102
Hart, W. E., Rust Preventative, 24
Hart, W. and J., Traction Engines, 390
Hartig, H., Gas Engine, 287
Hartley, J., Steam Boilers, 560
Hartung, C., Valve Gear, 97
Harvey, H. A., Screws, 537
Hassall, W., Furnaces for Heating Kilns, 121
Hathaway, J. G., Pulverising Fuel and Feeding Furnaces, 583
Hawkenson, N. W., Car Couplers, 513
Hawkins, H. and E., Lock Washers for Screw Nuts and Bolts, 146
Hawksley, G. W.» and Andrews, T., Furnace Bars, 288
Haxton, S., Imparting Rotary Motion to Tools, 167
Hayes, C. W., and Duncanson, C. C., Projectiles, 74
Haythorn, J., Corrugated Furnace Shells for Steam Boilers, OS
Hayward, H. S , and McDowell, R., Check Valves for Steam Boilers, OS
Hazelton, M. IF., and The Babcock and Wilcox Company, Feed Water Heaters and Purifiers, 08
Healey, B. D., and Thwaite, B. H., Smelting Ores, 584
Healy, B. D., Furnaces for Burning Towns’ Re¬fuse and Decomposing Fumes there from, 583
Heath, J., and Frost, W., Inclined Cable Railways,
262
Hedges, K. IF., Automatically Controlling Electrical Circuits, 48
Heidemann, J. M., Gunpowder, 74
Heidmann, J. N., Cartridges, 74
Henckels, J. J., Steam Hammers, 168
Henderson, N. M., Distilling Mineral Oils, 584
Henkel, G., Hoisting Machinery, 414
Henneberg, II., and Lorenz, R. O., Electric Arc Lamps, 47
Herbertz, F. A., Cupola Smelting Furnaces, 583
Hick, J., and Phillips, J. F., Rotary Engines, 559
Hicks, J. J., Thermometers, 238
Higgins, E. S., Lathes for Trimming the Edges of Hollow Articles of Sheet .Metal, 414
Higgins, F. H. W„ Voltaic Batteries, 608
Hill, IF. and T., Coupling Railway Wagons, 3S9
Hodges, P., Crankshafts, 629
Hodgson, H., Metallic Sleepers for Railways, 389
Holden^ EI.y and Brooke Ji. G.y Regulating the Supply of Feed Water to Steam Boilers, 288
Holden, H., Brooke, R. G., and White, T. H Injectors, 9S
Holland, H. W., Repeating Firearms, 73
Hollerith, H., Air Brakes for Railway Cars, 514
Holt, J., Lubricators, 340
Hookham, G.( Brushes for Dynamo-Electric Ma¬chines, 47
Hookham, G., Dynamo-Electric Machines, 313
Hookham, G., Tramrails and Wheels, 390
Hope, IF., Ammunition, 74
Hope, W., Gunpowder for Ballistic Purposes, 74
Hopkinson, J., Electrical Railways and Tram¬ways, 48
Hopkinson, J. A. and J., Stop Cocks, 238
Hopkinson, J. A. and J., Stop Valves, 4S8
Hopkinson, J., and Kenward, J., Rotating Optical Apparatus in Lighthouses, 262
Horne, W. C., Marine Compasses, 145
Hornsby, J., Edwards, R., Innocent, J., and James, C., Harvesting and Straw Trussing Ma¬chines, 339 6
Houghton, E. J., Controlling Signalling Appa¬ratus and Railway Points by Electricity 146
Howard, J., and Bousfield, E. T., Bailwav Sleepers and Chairs, 389
Howard, J., and Gibbs, G., Horse Rakes, 339
Howe, C. J., and J. G., Inclosing Railway Signals in Cases, 630
Howe, E. L., Chains, 167
Hoyle, J., Preventing Corrosion and Deposit and Facilitating Removal of Scale from Steam Boilers, 560
Hoyle, IF. J., Carriage for Heavy Ordnance, 73
Hughes, T. V., and Harbond, F. W., Basic Plug Bottoms and Bricks for Bessemer Converter^
Hunt, C. IF., Dredging and Hoisting Machinery, 414
Hunt, T„ Pegg, C., and Turland, F., Vices, 414
HurreU, SI. H., Electric Arc Lamps and Regu¬lating Same, 607 6
Husgafoel, C., Producing Malleable Iron or Steel Direct from the Ore, 365
Hutchinson, II., Generating Gas, 121
Hutchinson, W., and Thompson, C., Controlling the Draught of Boiler Furnaces, 440
Hyde, W., Preventing Incrustation and Corro¬sion in Steam Boilers, 560
Ibbotson, A. B., Railway Chairs, 389
Ibbotson, A. B., Securing Railway Rails in their Chairs and at their Joints, 629
Immisch, M., Electro-Motors and Dynamo Ma¬chines, 607
Imperatori, L., Extraction of Compounds of Phosphorus from Phosphide of Iron, 122
Isherwood, T., Indicating the Position of Railway Pointe, 261
Jack, IL, Valve Gear, 439
Jackson, B. IF., and Ashton, R. S., Railway Chairs, 629
Jackson, J., Band Brake, 24
Jackson, J., Conveying and Burning Gas, 121
Jackson, J., Pressure Gauges, 339
Jackson, T., Woven Driving Bands or Belts, 538
Jackson, W. A., and Chambers, J. C., Neutral¬
ising Inductive Disturbances in Telephone Cir¬cuits, 48
James, H. L., Insulators for Electrical Conduc¬tors, 47
James, T. R., Ventilating and Draining Circuits for Underground Electrical Wires, 47
James, W., Twisted Barrels, 74
Jarman, A. J., Electro-Motors, 60S
Jarman, A. J., Reversible Rotary Motor, 440
Jarvis, G. A., and Tucker, E. A., Steel Con¬verter Bottoms, Plugs, or Blocks, 583
Jcannolle, A. E. E., Keeping Steam Boilers Free from Incrustation, 98
Jefferiss, T., Charging Gas Retorts, 121
Jeffries, G., Breeehloading Firearms, 74
Jenkins, F. W., Actuating the Valves of Direct-Acting Engines or Pumps, 559
Jeune, A. H., Tools and Tool-Holders for Planing Machines, 167 6
Job, H., Mariner’s Compass, 261
Joel, H. F., Dynamo-Electric Machines, 215
Joel, II. F., Electro-Magnet and Solenoid Cores, 48
Joenssen, O. F , Dynamo-Electric Machines 215
Joenssen, O. F., Electric Arc Lamp, 215
Joenssen, O. F., Opening Electric Circuits to Prevent Damage, 216, 314
Joenssen, O. F.,Regulating the Speed of Dynamo-Electric Machines, 216
Joenssen, O. F., Scini-lncandescent Lamp, 216
Johnson, E. IL, Telephone Transmitters, 47
Johnsen, S. A., Automatic Self-Closing Valve, 23
Johnson, 11'. II. and J. A., Compound Locomo¬tives, 145
Johnson, IF. S-, System of Temperature Regula¬tion, 340
Jones, A. E., Adjustable Pendant or Support for Electric Lamps, 463
Jones, Jl. K., Cutting Elliptical Holes, 167
Jones, S. J., Voltaic Batteries, 48
Joss, A., Towns, R., Kynoch, A., and Reid, W., Paddle Wheel, 261
Julien, M„ and Blumski, M., Distillation of Fatty Substances by Superheated Steam, 122
Kaiser, A., Controlling the Discharge of Liquids, 238
Karras, L. T., Lifting Crucibles and Melting Pots, 538
Kaselowsky, E., Steam Engines, 439
Kay, A., and Young, W. L., Adjustable Spanners, 637
Kay, J. C-, Valves nnd Valve Gear, 439
Keenan, M., Composition for Protecting Boilers, Pipes, and other Objects against Radiation, 366 .
Keenan, M., Covering for Boilers, 440
Kempe, W. S. B , and Rowell, W. F., Signalling on Railways, 262
Kempster, C., Jun., Motor Driven by the Explo¬sion of Hydro-Carbon Vapour, 439
Kent, W., Steam Boilers, 440
Kenyon, H., Distillation and Decomposition Of Coal and Shale to Obtain Illuminating Gas and other Products, 583
Kenyon, IL, Ovens and Apparatus for Distilla¬tion and Decomposition of Coal, &c., 583
Kershaw, A., Making Spindles, 168
Kessler, IL, Separating Magnetic from Non-
Magnctic Substances, 584
Khotinsky, A., Constructing Electrode Frames for Secondary Voltaic Batteries, 464
Kidd, J. IL, Lubricators, 23
Kimberley, N. G., Grabs, &c., 340
King, C. IF., Gas Engines, 287
Kirk, P., Combined Chairs and Sleepers for Rail¬ways, 146
Kirkaldy, J., Heating Feed Water for Steam Boilers, 192
Kirkaldy, J., Steam Boilers, 98
Klinger, C. A., Thrashing Machines, 237
Kneen, W., Consuming Smoke in Steam Boilers, 440
Knight, C. A., Steam Boilers, 288
Knowles, W., Automatically Opening and Clos¬ing Traps or Valves, 659
Koerner, A. C., Deck Mounts for Rapid-Firing Guns, 237
Koerner, A. C., Naval Carriage for Rapid-Firing Guns, 237
Kohier, F. S., Making Shot, tzc., 630
Kurzwernhart, A., and Bertrand, E., Casting Ingots, 366
Laboré, C., Consolidation of Materials, 122
Laidler, W. II. and T., Wire Ropes and Cables, 488
Lake, E. B., Anti-Friction Roller Bearings, 340
Lake, W. R., Electrical Accumulators or Secon¬dary Batteries, 464
Lancaster, E. W., Insulated Electric Under¬ground Conductor, 314
Lander, R., Lubricators for Bearings, 238
Lander, Jl., Lubricating Bearings, 339
Langdon, J., Wade, J. A., and Cherry, J., Self-
Applying Eccentric Gripping Apparatus to be Applied to Starting Levers of Engines, 538
Langdon, W. E., Couplings for an Electric Cir¬cuit in Connection with the Brake Pipes of Railway Trains, 390
Lapagc, II. II., Brakes, 514
Last, W. T., Rotary Engine, 440
Latham, T., IF., and J., Coupling Railway Roll¬ing Stock, 146
Lathrop, F., Carter, J. IF., and Faber, C., Galvanic Batteries, 464
Lathrop, J., Pulleys and Wheels, 23
Lauer, J., Demolition of Subaqueous Objects, 238
Laybolt, J., Saw Set, 414
Lea, J., and G. C. Harvey, Thermo-Electric Piles, 48
Lebasteur, H., and Messrs. Mignon and Rouart, Automatically Indicating and Signalling the Passage of Trains, 390
Lee, II. A., and Chaster, J. A’., Electrical Motors, 216
Léger, A., Cast Metal Chains, 366
Le Grand, A., and Sutcliff, R., Double-Acting Pumps, 538
Leigh, A., Conveying and Depositing Coal, 122
Leitch, J., Condenser for Sea-Water Distilling Apparatus, 339
Le Moyne, W. M., Automatic Fire Extinguishers, 238
Lenoir, J. J. E., Portable Gas Engines, 97
Lewis, G., Improved Tube Expander, 537
Libby, R. H., Metal Shafts, Axles, &c.,340
Lindley, II., Dynamo-Electric Machines, 313
Lindley, II., Machines for Sharpening Cutters, 638
Lindo, P., Coupling Railway Carriages, 146
Lippmann, H„ Coupling for the Drawbars, Brake Pipes, and Electric Conducting Wires of Railway Trains, 389
List, J., Valves, Applicable to Air-Pumps of Steam Engines, 659
Little, W. G., Carburetting Gas, 24
Liversedge, II. T., Rotary Engines, 288
Livesey, J., Metallic Sleeper and Fixing for Rails, 629
Lloyd, G. If., Producing Transparent Ice, 366
Lodge, J., Cutting Coal, 366
Loebnitz, IL C., Compound Steam Engines, 191
Loomrs, O. P„ and Cooley, U. IF., Electric Air Lamps, 463
Lorenz, W., Bearings for Shafting, 488
Lorrain, J. G., Electric Telephony, 314
p,rai7’ G"> Filtration and Purification of Fluids, 238
Lorrain, J. G., Lighting, 488
Loud, IL, Anti-Frictional Bearings, 514
Lowcock, A., and Svkcs, T., Fuel Economisers, 192
Lowne, R. M., Electrical Cables, 4G3
Lucht, C. C. L., Propelling and Steering Appa¬ratus for Ships, 389
Luke, IL,nnd Spencer, M., Grinding and Polish¬ing Machines, 537
Lundberg, A. P., Electric Light Switch, 314
Luther, W. H., Baths for Coating Metals, 122
Lutley, J., Railway Rolling Stock, 389
Lytc, F. M., Crucibles and Refractory Appa¬ratus, 584
McAdams, J., A., G. F., A. G., and E. A., Marine Brakes for Vessels, 389
McCaffrey, J., and Smith, C. II., Loose Pulleys for Shafts, 23
McColl, G., and Cumming, IF. B., Controlling Ships’ Rudders, 513
McCulloch, J., Preparing Ores, 584
McCulloch, T. and D., and IFAite, T., Valve Gear, 97
McDougall, A. A., and Thompson, F., Device for Diminishing Friction of Chain in Hawes Pipes when Lifting Ships’ Anchors, 261
McDougall, I. S. and J. T., Lead used for Lining Vessels, 122
McDougall, R. M., Cock for Closed Vessels, 339
McDougall, T. S. and J. T., Steam Traps, 560
McEvoy, C. A., Mines and Land Torpedo Appa¬ratus, 366
McGhee, R., and Magee, G., Gas Motor Engines, 539
McHardy, J., Towing and Anchoring Ships, Ap¬plicable for Trawling and Steering Purposes, 261
McHardy, J., and McGruther, J., Braking, Stop¬ping, and Starting Tramcars, 390
Macilwraith, W., Gripping Jaws for Lathes, 167
McKellar, D., Self-Acting Station Indicator, 630
MacZrenztc, J., Gas Engines, 287
Mackenzie, IF. J., Electric Arc Lamps, 215
McLaine, A., Piston and Valve Rod Packing, 288
McLaughlin, J. F., Electrical Railways, 146
Macmeikan, J. A., Regulating the Draught in Boiler Funaces, 98
Macnab, J., and Hickie, D., Electric Fuzes, 608
Macnab, J„ and Hickie, D., Firing Tubes for Artillery, 73
McNair, J., Supplying Heated Air to Furnaces of Retort Chambers Used in Gas Manufacture, 583
Madeley, F., and Oldham, A., Externally Coated Metallic Tubes, 584
Maginnis, A. J., Steering Gear, 513
Magnin, J. A., Driving Belts, 538
Maiche, L., Electric Telegraphy and Apparatus for Working Long Cables, 216
Maiche, L., Relay Apparatus for Long-Distance Telegraph Lines, 47
Main, IF., Dynamo-Electric Machines, 313
Malam, IF., Railway and Tramway Wheels and Axles, 146
Mallinckrodt, J. F.,Car Brakes, 390
Mance, II. C., Electric Telegraphs, 464
Mann, E. E., Signal Buoys for Sea Coasts, 261
Mann, J. IL, Spring Wheels, 514
Maquay, S. W., Voltaic Battery, 608
March, O., Measuring Electric Currents and Electromotive Force, 464
JfarcAfwió, II. M., Steam Engines, 97
Margetts, W. G., Portland Cement, 122
Marsh, E. A., Cutting the Teeth of Gear Wheels, 167
Manhall, J., Thrashing Machines, 237
Marshall, J., Thrashing Machines, 237
Marshall, J., Wheels, 237
Martignoni, J., Slide-Rest Tool, 167
Martin, W. A., Friction Gearing, 488
Martin, W. F., Scott, I., Albizitti, J., and
Mahoney, J. J., Condensing Engines, 439
Martini, H., Hot-Air Engines, 191
Martiny, J. L., and Co., Non-Conducting Mate¬rial for Covering Steam Boilers, &c., 192
Maschinenfabrik Esslingen, Esslingen und Electrotechnisehe Fabrik, Lighting Railway Carriages by Electricity, 146
Mason, C., and Hill, A., Stone-Breaking and Ore- Crushing Machines, 537
Mason, G. A., Shunts for Diverting Electric Currents, 48
Mather, R. IL, Dynamo-Electric Generators, 215
Mather, R. H., Preventing Sparking in Dynamo-Electric Machines, 47
Mather, R. IL, Supporting the Armatures of Dynamo-Electric Machines, 47
Mather, IF., and Ilopkinson, J. and C., Dynamo- Electric Machines, 47
Mathey, II., Cement and Lime, 366
Maticric, M., Measuring Scales, 21
Maxim, II. S., Cartridges, 74
Maxim, II. S., Explosive Compounds, 581
Maxim, H. S., Gunpowder and Cartridges, 74
Maxim, II. S., Machine Guns, 73
Maxim, H. S., Manufacture of Guns, 73
Maxim, H. S., Preventing the Fouling and Jamming of Cartridges in Machine or Battery Guns, 487
Maxim, II. S., Working Ordnance, 339
Medynski, F. V., Improved Grate Bars for Fur¬naces, 683
Mcinccke, IL, Water Meters, 488
Melcher, G., Pumps, 538
Merriam, L. P., Electrical Batteries, 314
Merrywcather, J. C., and Jakeman, C. J. IF., Portable Electric Lamps, 607
Merryweather, J. C., and Jakeman, C. J. IF., Pumping Engines, 414
Mertens, J. II., Shaping or Cutting Nuts and Bolts, 413
Merton, II. B., Compound Steam Engine, 97
Meyer, B. F., Device for Compensating for the Wear of Reciprocating Chains in Machinery, 638
Middelboe, C. G, (Partij' communicated by), Naval Range Finders, 74
Milburn, M., and Hannan, ll., Motors Worked by Combustible Gas or Vapour, 559
Miller, D. I., Cable Railways, 300
Miller, J., Injectors, 98
Mills, E. J., Explosive Charges, 71
Mindelcff, D„ Extracting Nickel and Cobalt from their Ores, 122
Mitchell, T. W., Lubricators, 339
Moldenhauer, F. H., Feeding Boilers, 288
Molison, A. R., Gas Lighting by Electricity, 008
Molyneux, G., Increasing the Efficiency of and Preventing Injury to Screw Propellers, 029
Monks, T., Detachable Coupling lor Connecting Pipes, Tubes, and Cylinders, 488
Montgelas, R. dc, Repeating Mechanism for Breechloading Firearms, 73
Moore, J. T., Presses for Lifting Heavy Weights, 414
Moore, M. 11., Making Moulds, 121
Moreau, E., Rock-Drilling, 537
Morford, A. 0., Railroad Spikes, 145
Morgan, D. J., and Plews, J. 11., Firebars and Furnace Fittings, 583
Morley, S., Regulating the Blast of Locomotives, 629
Morris, G., Electric Lamps, 210
Morris, I., Protecting Ferrules for Boiler Tubes, 288
Morris, R., Adapting Firearms for Miniature Ammunition, 73
Morris, R., Breech Tube for Adapting Firearms for Miniature Ammunition, 237
Morris, R., Composite Projectile for Small Arms and Machine Guns, 487
Morris, R., Projectiles for Rifles, 237
Morrison, J. D., Jun., and Emley, A., Excavating Machines, 168
Morton, R., Railway Wagon Brakes, 630 Moseley, C., Cells for Voltaic Batteries, 314 Mueller, E. A., Insulators for Telegraphic Wires, 464
Mueller, H. L., Adkins, W., and Amyes, E., Gas Engines, 191
Muirhead, A., Duplex System of Electric Tele¬graphy, 47
Muller, C. F. W., Brakes, 146
Muncaster, W. J., and McKaig, M., Boring, Turning, and Finishing Pulleys, 167
Munktell, 11., Extracting Gold, 122
Munro, J. M. H., Basic Cinder, 584
Munro, J. M. IL, and Wrightson, J., Treatment of Basic Cinder, 122
Murdoch, G., Piston Packings, 288
Murray, C. IL, Opening and Closing the Breech of Heavy Guns, 73
Murrie, J., Indicating Temperature or Pressure, 23
Myers, F. G., Gas Engines, 287
Napier, D. D., and IF. D., Frictional Clutches, 488
Napier, J. M., Indicating Apparatus for Railway Trains, 262
Napier, J. M., Scales for Weighing, 23
Nash, L. II., Liquid Fuel Vapour Engine, 191
Nash, L. II., Proportional Water Meter, 488
Neeley, T., Nut-Making Machines, 167
Neil, C., Tube Vices, 366
Netherwood, W., Safety Apparatus for Hoists, 414
Nevilc, R. II. C., Controlling the Speed of En¬gines, 287
Nevill, P., Measuring Angles, 238
New Haven Clock Company, The, Telegraphic Recording Instruments, 608
Newall, R. S., Flat Wire Rope, 340
Newall, K. S., Making Wire Rope, 340
Newhouse, F., Adjusting the Weight of Locomo¬tives and Tenders so as to Increase the Grip of the Driving Wheels on the Rails, 390
Newton, C. M., Galvanic Batteries, 314
Neyraud, J. B., Electric Batteries, 608
Niblet, W., Obtaining Adjustable Stroke Re¬ciprocating Motion with Approximately Uni¬form Movement, 238
Nichols, G. II. and W. II., and Herreshoff, J. B. F., Improved Sulphuric Tower, 584
Nicholson, T., Breaking Down Minerals, 584
Niewerth, H. J. F., Metallic Alloys, 122
Nixon, C. N., Rudders, 389, 513
Nobel, A., Automatic Sights for Turret Guns, 73
Nobel, A., Breechloading Ordnance, 487
Noble, A., Fuzes for Projectiles, 74
Noble, IF., and Mackie, A., Boiler Furnaces, 630
Nordenfelt, T., Cartridge Protector, 339
Nordcnfelt, T., Case Ammunition, 74
Nordenfelt, T., Furnaces for Burning Naphtha, «See., 583
Nordcnfelt, T., Gun Carriages, 339
Nordenfelt, T., Stoam Generators, 98
Nordcnfelt, T., Torpedo Launches, 145
Nussbaum, G. A., Resistance Boxes for Incan¬descent Electric Lamps, 313
Ober, W. Y., Ventilating Vehicles, 629
Omholt, J., Manufacture of Light Metals by Application of Electrolysis, 608
Ormerod, E., and Ilorne, W. C., Rendering Cement Luminous and Damp-Proof, 366
Parker, J., Furnace Doors, 583
Parker, T., Dynamo-Electric Machines, 607
Parkes, A., Cartridge Cases, 487
Parkinson, J., Parallel Vice, 414
Parsons, P. M., Manufacture of Ordnance, 339
Parsons, R. C., Automatically Controlling the Speed of Engines, 514
Parsons, The Hon. R. C., Multiple Cylinder En¬gines, 439
Partington, J., Packing for Piston Rods, 288
Partridge, E., Securing Wheels on their Axles, with Means of Adjusting the Same for Wear, 300
Patent Oxonite Company, The, and Punshon, R., Safety Blasting Cartridges and Detonators, 488
Paterson, J. and 1)., Rotary Engines, 559
Paterson, J. and D., Rotary Engines, 559
Paton, J., Lubricating Certain Parts of Machi¬nery, 340
Patten, J. Jun., Screw Bolts and Nuts, 24
Paulson, R., Breechloading and Repeating Fire¬arms, 73
Paxman, J. N., and Plane, II. O., Steam Boilers, 192
Payne, A., Condensing Steam Engine», 439
Peacho, J. C., Central Valve Engines, 191, 287
Pearce, L. II., Friction Still, 238
Pearson, J. S., An Improved Skip or Utensil, 538
Peck, E. C., Locomotive Torpedoes, 629
Peck, E. C., Slide Valves, 97
Pedley, IF. E., Iron Sleepers and Rail Fasteners, 389
Pedley, W. E., Iron Sleepers and Rail Fasteners, 513
Pell, B., Insulator for Electrical Apparatus, 48
Pement, E., Lathe Chucks, 537
Pement, E., Lathe Face-Plate and Chuck At¬tachment, 413
Pendred, H. W., Electric Arc Lamps, 463
Pendred, II. W., Steam Engines, 191
Perret, M., Furnaces for Burning Pulverulent
Materials, also Applicable to Gas Producers, 583
Perrins, II., and Pollard, II. E., Alarm Guns, 339
Phillips, J. F., Apparatus Applicable as Pump, Motor, kc., 192
Pieper, IP, Holder for Incandescent Lamps, 463
Pieri, J. P., Breechloading Cannon, 339
Pieri, J. P., Supporting Cannon, 339
Piers, E. F., Governing the Speed of Engines subject to Variable Work, 560
Piers, E. F., Governing the Speed of Rolling Mill Engines, 560
Pifre, A., Steam Engines and Boilers, 288
Pimblot, T., Steam Boilers, 560
Pinkney, C. IF., Governors for Gas Engines, 97
Piot, 1). T., Electro-Motors, 215
Piron, H., Lubricators, 192
Pitkin, J., Secondary Batteries, 314
Platt, J., Heating the Air Supply of Furnaces, 583
Poillon, L., Rotary Pumps, 366, 440
Potthof, L., Corrugating and Bending Sheet Metal, 413.
Powell, R., and Martin, T. and J., Car Couplings, 513
Powles, R., Preventing Undue Heating in Bear¬ings, 23
Prasil, F., Rivetting, 413
Prat Frères, Sharpening and Setting Saws, 168
Pratt, J. R., Electrical Measuring Instruments, 48
Price, A. P., Telephonic Apparatus, 47
Price, J., Jun., Steam Condensers, 339
Proctor, J,, Mechanical Stoker, 192
Proell, R., Expansion Gear of Steam Engines, 439
Pumariega, U. R., Metallising Woven Textile Fabrics, 584
Punshon, R., and the Patent Oxonite Company, Cartridges for Blasting, 74
Punshon, R., and Becklcs, S. II., Hardening Certain Ilydro-Carbons, 122
Puntis, J., Alarm Passenger Communication for Railway Trains, 390
Purves, D., Furnaces and Flues for Steam Boilers, 288
Purves, D., Steam Boilers, 288
Quarterman, W. H., Galvanic Batteries, 608
Quick, G., Self-Cocking Firing Apparatus for Ordnance, 237
Rabe Brothers, Electrical Torsion Pendulum, 216
Rae, J., Water Tap, 23
Rafarel, F. W., Metallic Sleepers for Rails, 629
Ransome, A., and Wilkie, T. J., Wood Planing and Moulding Machines, 413 Ransome, It. J., and Rapier, R. C., Water Cranes, 168
Raphael, II. J. W., and Sync, J., Crushing or Pulverising, 168
Raskazoff, L., Working Ordnance, 237
Ratcliffe, J. H., Transmission of Power by Means of Bands, 414
Rawlings, J. P., Governor for Marine Engines, 560
Rawlings, J. P., Ship’s Log, 629
Raworth, J. S., Automatic Electric Coupler, 314
Raworth, J. S., Indicating Distances Travelled by Sl|ips, 629
Reckenzaun, A., Dynamo-Electric Machines, 313
Rees, W. F., Disengaging Hook for Ships’ Boats, 389
Reid, D. Mc I., Compound Locomotives, 389
Reilly, P., Steam Generators, 98
Remaury, H., and Valton, F., Lining Furnaces, 366
Resticaux, E., Continuous Automatic Pressure and Vacuum Brake, 390
Reynolds, G. II., Elevators, 163
Rhoades, G. IF., Automatic Car Couplers, 513
Ricci, R. S. de, Folding Shields for Cannon and Machine Guns, 73
Richert, G., Preventing Concussion in Water Pipes, 23
Richert, J. G., Water Meters, 488
Rickaby, A. A., Metallic Rings for Pistons, 439
Rickard, C-, Steam Trap, 340
Rideal, S., Railway Chairs and Sleepers, 261
Ridley, J. C., Melting and Desilvering Lead, 366
Riedler, A., Valves for Pumps, 538
Rigg, yf., Engines Worked by Fluids, 439
Riordan, T. V., Automatic Coupling, 629
Ritter, IF., Feed Water Regulator, 192
Ritzenfeldt, E. and G. IL, Aspirating Apparatus for Mines, 24
Riviere, II., Raising Sunken Ships, 145
Rixom, W., Brake for Rotating Parts of Ma¬chinery, 168
Roberts, IP, Lubricators, 238
Roberts, L. and D., and Colquhoun, J., Furnaces, 365
Robinson, J., Treatment of Spent Oxides of Iron, 122
Robson, J., Stamping, &c., by Explosive Gases, 413
Rodger, G„ Triple-Expansion Steam Engines, 191
Roebruck, J., Low Water and High-Pressure
Safety Apparatus for Steam Boilers, 192
Roeper, V., Heavy Chains, 167
Rogers, L. IL, Storing and Transporting Elec¬trical Energy, 48
Roland, F., Motor Driven by Sulphuret of Carbon, 440
Rollason, A., Pipe Couplings and Connections, 24
Rollason, A., Rotary Blowers, 168
Roots, F. M-, Pistons of Blowors, 98
Rose, A. V. and G. F., Portable Electric Lamp 313
Rose, M., Steel Gun Barrels, 74
Rose, R., Obtaining Electric Currents, 48
Rosicke, H., Smoke-Consuming Grates, 583
Rost, E., Lubricators, 237
Rothe, E., Centrifugal Machines, 414
Round, G., Jointed Mandrel for Tube Coiling and Bending, 537
Roussy, E. L., Moderators for Electric Lamps, 463
Rowan, F. J., Distilling Coal, 365
Rowell, G., Manufacture of Iron and Steel, 121
Rowell, G., Small Arms and Ordnance, 339
Royston, J., Turner, R., and Webb, R., Working
Railway Signals and Facing Points, 262
Rumble, A. C., Phinney, C. E., and Baxter, S. A Railroad Crossings, 145
Russel and Erwin Manufacturing Company, The Screws, 584
Russell, N. S., Condensing the Exhaust Steam of Tramway Engines, 145
Russell, S., Electric Cartridges, 339
Russell, S., Rowing Boats, 145
Russom, C. 11., Countershafts, 163
Rutherford, W., and Thompson, T., Automatic Grippers for Hauling Apparatus, 340
St. John, W. W., Steam Engines, 97
Salomons, D. L., Lubrication of Revolving Parts of Electrical Apparatus, 237
Salomons, D. L., Regulation of Electrical Circuits, 314, 603
Salter, G., and Ault, II., Combined Pressure and Vacuum Gauges, 23
Samsche, E. C. II., Steering Vessels, 145
Sarney, T. S., and Hamand, A. S., Storage Cells, 216
Sayers, IT. R, and Ilookham, G., Automatic Electric Switches, 48
Sayers, W. B., and Hookham, O , Couplings for Electric Leads and for Incandescent Lamps, 48
Schaeffer and Budcnbcrg, Centrifugal Governors, 191
Schaeffer and Budenberg, Dynamometers, 238
Schaeffer and Budenberg, Governor Valves, 191
Schaeffer and Budenberg, Injectors, 440
Schaeffer and Budenberg. Regulating the Supply of Steam to Steam Engines, 439
Schanschieff, A., Galvanic Batteries, 48
Schapiro, A., Locking Device for Screwed Nuts, 24
Schiller, T., and Brennicke, P., Steam Genera¬tors, 93
Schlund, H., Breechloading Firearms, 487
Schlund, H. A., Breechloading Firearms, 487
Schnell, J. F., and Read, J., Obtaining Gas, 121
Schofield, J., and Graham, G., Moulding and Casting Firebars, 121
Schulhoff, J., Mechanism for Firearms, 73
Schulte, F., Non-Conducting Coverings for Heat, 584
Scotland, J., Electric Telegraph, 216
Scott, F. W., Air Compressors, 488
Scott, J. P., Chemical Fire Extinguishers, 238
Scott, L. K., Shields for Ordnance, 339
Secor, J. B., Ships’ Berths, 145
Sellars, J. C , Telegraphic Cables, 314
Sellon, J. S., Secondary Batteries, 314
Sellon, R. P. and J. S., Distributing and Utilising Electricity, 464
Sergeant, H. C , Rock Drills, 414
Serson, J , Galvanic Batteries, 60S
Service, F., Railway Permanent Way, 513
Shalders, H. C. B , and Thorman, A. J., Electrical Batteries, 464
Shardlow. A., Cutting Files, 167
Sharpe, F., and Simpson, M. H., Breaking Pig Iron, 366
Shaw, T. W., and Harvey, T. M., Lamps for Burning Mineral Oil, 340
Shaw, J., and Arthur, N., Steam Boilers and Furnaces, 288
Sheldon, A., Footstep Bearings for Vertical Spindles, 238
Shickle, F., Moulding Metal Pipes, 366
Shields. C., Joining Lead Pipes, 24
Shone, T., and Ault, E., Compressing Air, 538
Siden, J. B., Coiling Steel Wire, 414
Siemens and Halske, “Morse Inker” Apparatus, 607
Siewerdt, A., Lathes, 413
Siewerdt, A., Manufacture of Screws, &c., 630
Sillar, G. C., Carrying Safety Fuzes for Use in Electric Circuits, 48
Silver, H. A., Automatically Withdrawing Empty Cartridge Cases, 73
Silvester, F., Circulating and Steam Boilers, 560
Simon, H., Driving Belts, 23
Simon, R., Gas Engines, 287
Simpson, J., Sights of Ordnance, 73
Sisson, IF., Valve Motions of Steam Engines, 287
Skinner, W., Farquharson, J., and Lane, D. W., Electric Ship’s Telegraph, 607
Smith, G., E., and N., Jun., Pulleys, 340
Smith, II. M., Dynamo-Electric Machines, 215
Smith, M. H., Transmitting and Collecting Cur¬rents in Electric Tramways and Railways, 630
Smith, P. and J. T., Evaporating Sea Water, 98
Smith, T., Construction and Propulsion of Torpe¬does, 514
Smith, T. T., Annealing Pots, 584
Smith, T. T., Lighting Houses by Electricity, 463
Smith, IF. P., and Coventry, A., Sharpening Cutters, 167
Smith, W. W., Anchors, 389
Snowden, S. W., Bevelling and Bending the Frames of Ships, 261
Snyers, R., Use of Electricity for the Automatic Stoppage of Trains, 262
Société Anonyme “Le Ferro Nickel,” La, Iron and Steel, 583
Société Anonyme " Lo Ferro Nickel,” La, Metallic Alloys, 122
Société Anonyme des Forges ct Chantiers dc la Mediterranée, La, Blocks of Artificial Fuel, 584
Société Troussel, La, Faure et Sinitter, Ball Bearings, 146
Soldenhoff, K. do, Furnaces for the Desiccation, Incineration, and Carbonisation of Sludge, 583
Soloay, E., Producing Extremo Temperature, 488
Sonne, C. C., Telephone Switch Boards, 216
Sonnenthal, E., Tube Expanders, 98
Soulerin, L., Pneumatic Railway Brakes, 262
Southby, A. G., and Blyth, F. D., Pumping Highly Rarefied Elastic Fluids, 340
Southgate, F., Manufacturing Tools of Steel, 168
Southgate, T., Cartridge Ejectors, 73
Spaulding, N. E., Springs, 340
Sparkes, S. IL, Stuffing-Boxes for Piston-Rods, 98
Spokes, G. A., Thrashing Machines, 339
Sprague, F. J., Electrical Motors, 313
Sprague, F. J., Electro-Dynamic Motors, 47, 313
Sprague, F. J., Electro-Dynamic Motors and Re¬gulating the Same, 313, 607
Sprague, F. J., Operating Electric Railway Trains or Vehicles, 608, 630
Stanley, R., Boring Machines, 168
Stanley, W. F., Buffers for Lessening the Effects of Collision, 390
Stapelton, J. G., Wall Brackets and Suspensions for Electric Lamps, 607
Stark, F. G., Nut Locks, 514
Statter, J. G., Electric Arc Lamps, 607
Statter, J. G., Electrical Measuring Instruments, 608 .
Stayncs, W. II., Boilers, 288
Stepanoff, S., Galvanic Batteries, 48
Stephen, J., and Burt, 2'., Portable Sight-Feed Lubricators, 237
Stephens, R., Rock Drill Machines, 168 Sterne, L., Springs, 513
Steven, J., Master Locking Apparatus for Rail¬ways, 390
Steven, J., Telephonic and Telegraphic Appa¬ratus, 216
Stevens, J. S., and Major, C. G., Rendering Lift¬ing Machinery Self-Sustaining, 414
Stewart, G. W., Telegraphic Instruments, 464
Stewart, J., and Hallard, F. H., Fastening Tubes in Metal Plates for Boilers, 192
Stewart, R,, Covering for Steam Boilers and Roofs, 560
Stiles, N. C., Punching and Drawing Sheet Metal, 413 Stone, R., Couplings, 629
Strachan, J., and Watkins, F., Axle Bearings of Railway Vehicles, 389
Street, E. C., and Maguire, F. V., Electric Lamps, 607
Stuart, S., Shaft Couplings, 340
Sturgeon, J., Fluid Meters, 238
Sturgeon, J., Meters for Registering the Supply of Compressed Air, 23
Sturgeon, J., Pipes and Mains in Streets for the Supply of Compressed Air, 340
Sutcliffe, H., Ball Taps, 23
Sutcliffe, L. W., Self-Feeding and Smoke-Con¬suming Furnaces, 365
Sutherland, W. S., Steam Engines, 191
Sutton, G. D., Conduits for Electric Wires and Cables, 607
Swan, A., Contact Makers for Holders of In¬candescent Electric Lamps, 47
Swan, A., Supports for Shades and Bulbs of Incandescent Lamps, 463
Swan, J. W., Electric Current Meters, 314
Swan, T., Valve Gear for Steam Engines, 97, 439
Swinburn, J. F., Drop-Down Small Arms, 73
Swinburne, J., Dynamo-Electric Machines, 607
Swinburne, J., Electric Governors, 608
Swinburne, J., and Evershed, S., Electric Mea¬suring Instruments, 608
Swindell, E., Construction of Vessels, 145
Swinton, A. A. C., Electro-Telephonic Trans¬mitters, 607
Sykes, IF. 2f., Working Railway Signals, 146
Symes, G., Valve Cock, 488
Symon, R. R., and Maxim, II. S., Adjusting Cannon,73
Symons, W., Storage Batteries, 314
Taber, L. C., Traction Engines, 98, 390, 514
Talbot, F. J., Buffers, 629
Tamm, II., and Duhrlem, L., Automatic Coup¬lings for Railway Vehicles, 262
Tangye, F., Tube Rolling, 413
Tangye, J. H., and Johnson, W., Automatic Cut-Off Mechanism for Slide Valves, 287
Tarbutt, P., Combustion of Hydro-Carbons, 365
Tasker, W. H., and Jones, T. J., Galvanic Bat¬teries, 464
Tatham, J., Electrical Conductors, 216
Taund-Szvll, Baron von E., Cable Telegraphy 314
Taylor, E., Furnaces, 365
Taylor, IP IP, and G. IP, Slide Valves, 191
Taylor, J., and Stewart, A. and C., Burning Tar and Heavy Oils, 122
Taylor, W., Obtaining the True Centre of Ends of Round or Square Metal Bars, 414
Tongue, W., Jun., Ventilating Mines, 24
Telfer, W., Preparing Screw Propellor Blades to Resist Corrosion, 389
Tenyvall, A. 0., Governors, 629
Thielson, IL, and Dilg, II. W., Divided Car Axles, 262
Thomas, J., Lamps for Burning Mineral Oils, 614
Thomson, H., Furnaces, 560
Thompson, S. P., Electro-Telephonic Instruments, 314
Thompson, T., Furnace Rars and Bridges, 365
Thomson, E., Dynamo-Electric Machines, 607
Thomson, J. L , Rivets, 538
Thomson, J. R., and Biles, J. II., Navigable Vessels and Rudders and Steering Gear there¬for, 629
Thornton, F., and Romanze, O., Electric Arc Lamps, 47
Thornton J., Screw Fan, 538
Thornyeroft, J. I., Steam Generators, 93
Thwaitc, B. H., Gas Generators, 121
Thwaite, B. IP, Gas Producer and Furnace, 121
Thwaitc, B. H., Steam Boilers, 98
Thwaite, B. H., and Pedder, J., The Utilisation of Liquid Hydro-Carbons, 684
Tomlinson, J., Jun., Railway Signalling, 390
Tooth, W. H., and Rooker, J. E., Iron and Steel, 365
Townsend, J. and E., Clearing Tram Rails, 145
Trier, F. H. J., and Pletts, M., Lubricators, 24
Tuck, J. H. L., Applying the Heat of Furnaces, 121
Tuerk, F. IF., Jun., Water Meter, 168
Tullis, D., Link Belting, 538
Tupper, J. A., Capillary Filters, 24
Turnbull, I!. C., Telephone Transmitters, 607
Turner, G., Coupling Apparatus for Railway Wagons, 262
Turner, G., Gas Engines, 97, 191
Turner, IP, Compound Steam Engines, 659
Turnock, J. R., Movable Tuyere, 122
Tumor, M., Drawing Compasses, 24
Turpin, E., Explosives, 366
Turton, G., and Talbot, F. J., Coupling Buffers for Railway Vehicles, 262
Twigg, R. H., Compound Steam Engines, 97
Twynam, T., Production of Soluble Phosphates of the Alkalies in the Manufacture of Steel and Iron, 584
Tyler, J. J., Pump Valve, 167
Upton, E. W., Thermometric Apoaratus, 339
Upward, A. It., and Pridham, C. W., Galvanic Batteries, 464
Valon, IF. A. McIntosh, and Ilicks, IF. G., Retort Lids and Fastenings, 121
Varley, S. A., Railway Alarm Signals, 630
Vavasour, W., Taps, 23
Farassoitr, J., Controlling the Movements of Guns in Recoil and Running Out, 73
Vavasseur, J., Controlling the Running Out or In of Ordnance, 73
Vavasseur, J., Training Gear of Central Pivot Gun Mountings, 487
Vereker, A. M.,and Yeates, S. M., Starting Gear for Tramcars, 145
Versen, B., Lining Converters, 122
Vissilre, L., Construction of Dynamo-Electric Machines, 313
Voelker, IF. L., Dynamo-Electric Machines and Motors, 607
Vogelsang. A. F. A., Propellers, 389
Voit, W., Counting Mechanism, 23
Voit, W., Valve Gear for Direct-Acting Engines, 191
Vulkan Stoeberi og Mekanisk Verksted, Mechani¬cally Worked Lubricators for Steam Cylinders, 192
Wayslaff, R., Rotary Pump for Exhausting and Forcing Liquids, &c., 538
Walker, B. I’., Ketley, C. B., and Clare, T. D., Forging, 413
Walker, E. C., Supporting Incandescent Electric Lamps, 47
Walker, F., Electric Annunciator, 216
Walker, F. W., Power Travelling Cranes, 16S
Walker H., Promoting and Regulating Combus¬tion in Steam Boilers and Furnaces, 288
Walker, II. C., and Carey, It., Hydraulic Lifts, 168
Walker, J., and Austin, J., Machines for Punch¬ing Washers, 167
Walker, J. S.,T. A., and E. It., Rotary Fans, 168
Walker, S. F., Electric Meters, 464
Waller, O., Gas Retort Lids, 365
Wallis, H. A. E., and Ratcliffe, H. T., Carburretting Apparatus for Burning Coal Gas with Hydro-Carbons, 630
Walter, C. P., and II. C., Metal Planing Machine, 167
Watson, M., Arresting Gear for Pumping Engines, 538
Watts, J., Endless Band Saw Machines, 167
Watts, J. Metallio Pistons, 288
Watts, W. W., Firearms, 339
Weatherill, II., and W. P. W., Adjusting the Bearings of Axles of Vehicles, 23
Webley, H., and Carter, J., Revolving Firearms, 339
Wegmann, F., Adjustable Wheel Gearing for Rollers of Roller Mills. 414
Wegmann, F., Driving Belts and Ropes, 488
Weighton, R. L., Operating Valves of Steam Engines, 287
Weiss, C. W., Igniting Gas by Electricity, 216
Weldon, W. F., Cooling Gases and Vapours, 581
Welsh, W., Propellers, 389
Westmcycr, F., Retaining and Releasing Me¬chanism for the Cages of Mines, 366
Weston, G., Brake for Railways, 262
Weston, S. P., Electric Alarm, 608
Wezel, J., Preparing Metal Plates, 584
White, D. D., Planing Angle Bars previous to Caulking, 413
JITuVe, (?., and G., Jun., and Livens, F. IL, Thrashing Machines, 237
Whiteley, E., Self-Acting Apparatus for Lubri¬
cating Shafting, 24
Whiting, J. E., Needles for Regulators of Sluices and for Sheet Piling of Coffer-Dams, 262
Whitley, J., Boiler Shells, 167
Whitley, J., Casting of Metals in Chills or Moulds, 366
Whitley, J., Moulds for Casting Cylindrical Forms, 121
Wiggin IL, H. A., and W. W., and Johnstone, A. S., Nickel and Cobak, 366
Wilcox, S., Gas Engines, 288, 440
Wilcox, S., Gas Engines, 440
Wild, J. II., Attaching Rubber Pipes to Pipe Couplings, 24
Wilkerson, S., Draw-off Valves, 23
Wilkinson, IL, Rotary Pressuro Blower and Ex¬hauster, 168
Wilkinson, W., Surface Air Condensers, 630
Williams, II., and Williamson, A., Railway Signalling, 63 >
Williams, J. S., Casting Metals, 121
Williams, J. S., Electric Accumulators, 216, 608
Williams, J. S., Electrical Apparatus, 216, 608
Williams, J. S., Filaments for Electric Lamps, 215
Williams, O. J., Air, Steam, and Water-Tight Connections, 488
Williams, P., Sharpening Reaper and Mower
Knife Sections, 237 Williams, T. II., Steam Pumps, 560
Williamson, T. M., King, C. W., Malam, J., and Ireland, W. A., Gas Engines, 287
Willis, J., Picks and Hammers, 414
Wills, W. and F , Valve Gear for Steam Engines, 439
Wilson, A., Gas Producers, 583
Wilson, D., Telegraph Poles, &c., 607
Wilson, J. P., Steam Steering Gear for Steam¬ships, 261
Wilson, J. S., Cutting Off the Heads of Rivets of any Metal Structure, 537
Wilson, W. E., Recording tho Duration of Sun¬shine, 487
Winchester Repeating Arms Company, The, Magazine and other Arms, 487
Winkler, A., Steering and Propelling, 261
Wirth and Co., Generation of Electricity, 216
Wolfien, H., Breechloading Rifles, 339
Wood, W. A., Bundle Carriers for Sheaf Binder Harvesting Machines, 487
Woodward, II., Thermo-Electric Generators, 314
Woolnough, C., Beater for Thrashing Machines, 237
Worthington, C. C., Direct-Acting Engines, 559
Worthington, C. C., Packing Piston and other Rods, 439
Wrady, P., Air Pump for Use in the Manufacture of Electric Lamps, 47
Wright, C. F., Pressure and Vacuum Gauges, 339
Wright, S. H., Raising Water and other Liquids, 538
Wrigley, R., Lubricators for the Cylinders of Steam Engines, 559
Wyllie, R., and Morison, D. B., Supplying Heated Air to Furnaces, 560
Wynne, F., Construction of Ring Armatures of Dynamo-Electric Machines, 215
Wynne, F., Making the Cores of Disc or Ring Armatures, 537
Wynne, F., and Powell, L S., Carbons for Electric Lamps, 215
Wynne, W. It., Electric Vibrating Bells, 608
Yagn, N., Screw Propellers, 389
Yarrow, R., Protecting Ships’Ventilators against the Entrance of Water in Stormy Weather, 389
Yates, F., Steam Boiler Furnaces, 98
Young, H. B., Lock Nuts, 238
Zealand, W., Screws for Propelling Sailing Vessels, 145
Zeller, E., Electric Switch, 216
Zipcrnoivsky, C., and Déri, M., Distributing Electricity, 313

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