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*Burton, Griffiths, and Co., Lightning Belt Shifter 1 (Supplement, November 17th, 1899, x.)
*Burton, Griffiths, and Co., Lightning Belt Shifter 1 (Supplement, November 17th, 1899, x.)
*Burton Lathe (Supplement, November 17th, 1899, vii,
*Burton Lathe (Supplement, November 17th, 1899, vii,
*
*Burton Oil Groove Cutting Machine (Supplement, November 17th, 1899, x’i., xiii )
 
'''C
*CAMBORNE Mining School, Cornwall, 114
*Carlsborg Viaduct, Denmark, 31
*Carnegie Thin Krupp Armour for the Russian Navy, 395, 396
*Canopus, H.M. Battleship, 40
*Canopus and Majestic. Diagrams showing the Stowage of Torpedo Nets in the, 35
*Ceylon, Renewal of a Railway Bridge over the Mahavelli River (Supplemeit', September 1st, 1899)
*Charleston, U.S. Cruiser, 528
*Cheerful and Mermaid, II.M. Destroyers, Engines of, 57, 58, 63
*Churchill and Co, Limited, Sensitive Drilling Machines (Supplement, November 17th, 1899, xii.)
*Clayton and Shuttlewortb, Single-cylinder Road Locomotive, 419
*Clifford, Mr. Chas., Express Locomotive, Great Northern Railway cf Ireland (Supplement, October 6th, 1899), 244, 353
*Cole, Marchent, and Morley, Compound Corliss Engines, Sheffield Electric Railway (Supplement, October 27th, 1899)
*Colomb, Admiral, 403
*Colorado, Creston Mine, Air Compressor, 320
*Cottrell, H. E P., Incandescent and Transformer
*Construction in America, 364, 365, 366, 387, 388
*Coulthard’s and Co.’s Lurry, 115
*Coulthard’s Steam Engine, 328
*Cowper-Coles System, Electro-galvanising Plant,
*Craven Bros., Limited, Ingot Boring Machine, 651
*Crease’s Ball Mill, 281
*Cressy, H.M.S., 570, 630
*Crossley Bros., Gas Engine, 588, 589
*Crossness, Bacterial Treatment of Crude Sewage at, 389, 390
*Crystal Palace, New Roof at the, 469
*Cunliffe and Croom, Limited, Duplex Milling Machine. 33
*Cyfarthfa Works, Ingot Stripping Machine, 367
 
'''D
*DARJEELING, Lindslip at, 545
*Darlington Wagon and Engineering Company, Slag Ladle and Carriage, 489
*Davey, Paxman,and Co., Limited, Air-compressing Plant, G.P.O., Liverpool, 164 Deacon’s Pipe Brush, 494
*Dean, Smith, and Grace, Limited, Heavy Shaft- j ing Lathe, 74
*Denmark, Carlsherg Viaduct, 31
*Denny and Brothers, The Allan Line Steamer Bavarian, 193
*Deutz Otto Gas Engine, 588
*Devolant Steam Dredger, 646
*Diamond Match Company, Limited, Works of the, 8, 9, 12, 36, 37
*Dominion Bridge Company, Bridge over St. John River, New Brunswick, 276, 277
*Donkin, Bryan, Utilisation of High-furnace Gases for Power and Gas Engines, 561
*Donnersmarck Ironworks. Gas Engine, 588
*Dortmund-Ems Canal, 492
*Drake, H.M S., Cruiser (Supplement, December 16tk, 1899)
*Dudley Port, Failure of Canal Bank at, 295
*Dutch Central Railway Company, New Carriages  of the (Supplement, December 22th, 1899)
*Dutch Cruiser Noord-Brabant, and her Engines,  470, 471, 563
 
'''E
*ELIOT, Mr. W., On the Mechanical Appliances used at Keyham Dockyard Extension Works, 127
*English Turret Lathe, 586
 
'''F
*FAIRFIELD Shipbuilding and Engineering Com¬pany, H.M.S. Cressy, 570
*Fell and Co., Thermoscopic Loop Radiator, 550
*Steam Trap, 91
*Formidable, H.M.S. Battleship (Supplement, December 16th, 1899)
*Fowler and Co., Messrs. John, Traction Engines for South Africa, and Trenching Plough, 56R,
*Frankland, Sir Edward, 161
*Fraser and Chalmers, Hoisting Engine, Chihua¬hua Mines, Mexico, 321
*Air Compressor, Creston Mine, Colorado. 320
*Frodingham Iron and Steel Company’s Works, 45
*Froude’s Pipe Scraprrs, 434, 455, 456
 
'''G
*GARVIN Milling Machine, 517
*Gisholt Universal Tool Grinding Machine, 516
*Gjers and Harrison, Hot - blast Temperature Equaliser, 201
*Glasgow, Rail and Fish-plates for, 490
*Graham, Mr. George, 8
*Great Northern Railway, Goods Station at Leeds, 513
*Great Northern Railway of Ireland, Express Locomotive (Supplement, October 6th, 1899), 244, 353
*Griffin Launch Oil Engine, 540, 541
*Gwynne and Co., Pumps for the Assouan Dam, 445
 
'''H
*HAGUE, Mr. John, Apparatus for the Pneu¬matic Transmission of Energy, 176
*Halliday, Mr. G., Apparatus for Measuring Heat Absorption, 20
*Hampton - on - Thames, Bacteriological Sewage Works at, 404, 405
*Harker, F. T., Single Crank Compound Engine,
*Harland and Wolff, Messrs., White Star Liner Oceanic, 267
*Hartford Wire Feed (Supplement. November 27th, 1899, i.)
*Hawdon, Mr. William, Pig Iron Casting Appa¬ratus, 111
*Hawes’ Acetylene Gas Works, 369
*Hawthorn, Leslie, and Co., Engines of H.M. Destroyers Cheerful and Mermaid, 57, 58, 63
*Hawthorn, Leslie, and Co., R. and W.. Engines H.M.S. Ocean, 539
*Heinrichsburg Canal Lift, Electric Generating Engines, 342, 343
*Hendey-Norton Screw-cutting Lathe, 516
*Henri Quatre, French Battleship, 237, 238
*Herbert, Alfred, Hexagon Turret Lathe (Sup¬plement, November 27th, 1899, ii. vi)
*Herbert’s Differential Screw Chuck (Supplement, November 17 th, 1899, x.)
*Hill and Son, Isaac, Machine for Notching Gir¬ders, 217
*Holding and Co., John, Automatic Relief Tool Holder, 163
*Holt’s Balance Rudder, 428
*Horwich Works, 190
*Howes, Mr. S., Grain Separating Machine, 224
*H.P. Premier Gas Eog-ne, 590
*Hulse and Co., Boiler Flue Turning and Drilling Machine, 91
*Boiler Shell Drilling Machine, 137
*Hanslet Engine Company, Yard Locomotive, Central London Railways, 493
*Hnnslet Railway, Bridges over the Midland Rail¬way, 616, 617, 640, 641
*Railway, Viaduct at Middleton Colliery, 514, 515
 
'''I
*IDZUMO, Japanese Armoured Cruiser, 298
*Indian Footbridge, 578
*Invergarry and Fort Augustus Railway, 487, 496
*Ivernia, Cunard s.s., C. S. Swan and Hunter, 294
 
'''J
*JAPANESE Armoured Cruiser Idzumo, 298
*Twin-screw s. America Maru, 407, 417, 421
*Jones, Mr. D., Six-coupled Narrow Gauge Loco¬motive for Tasmania, 122
 
'''K
*KAISER Wilhelm der Grosse, German Battle¬ship, 16,17
*Keyham Dockyard Extension. 127
*Kingdon Compound Engine, 527
*Kronstadt, Map of, 23
*Krupp Gun Fitted with Armstrong Breech, 541
*Process Armour Plate for Russian Ships, 468
 
'''L
*LAING, Wharton, and Down, Portable Rail Saw, 48
*Laird Bros., Channel Steamer Mabel Grace, 238
*Lake Submarine Boat, The, 344
*Lancashire Boiler, Exploded, 600
*Lea’s Indicator, 591
*Leeds Engineering and Hydraulic Company, Hydraulic Jib Crane, 264, 265
*Leeds, New Goods Station at, 513
*Lippincott Planimeter, The, 614
*Little, Mr. Gilbert, Hot Coke, Ash, and Clinker Conveyor, 177
*Liverpool G.P.O. Air-compressing Plant, 164
*Liverpool, Motor Wagon Trials at, 115
*London, H.M. First-class Battleship, 317
*London and North-Western Railway Conference Train, 165
*London and North-Western Railway, Tracto- meter Diagrams on th.e, 44
*Lucas, Mr. Ralph, Variable-speed Gearing, 10
 
'''M
*MABEL Grace, Channel Steamer, 268
*McLaren, J. and H., Traction Eagine and Mili¬tary Train, 524
*McNeill, H. C., Magnetic Separators, 249, 250,
*Maine, United States Battleship, 3
*Manchester Sewage Bacterial Filter Beds, 512
*Manchester Tramways, Rails for, 526
*Marienbad-Carlsbad Railway, 624, 628
*Maudslay, Sons, and Field, Electro-galvanhing Boiler Tubes, 379
*Medic, White Star s.s., 402
*Mellowe's Sash Bar, Crystal Palace Roof, 469
*Meridian, s.s., in the Volga, 302
*Mermaid and Cheerful, H.M. Destroyer, Engines of, 57, 58, 63
*Mexico, Chihuahua Mines, Tandem Compound Hoisting Engines, 321
*Middleton Colliery Viaduct, 514, 515, 543
*Midland Railway, Bridge over the, 514
*Milan Electricity Works, 620, 621, 622
*Miley’s Machine Tool Company, Limited, Railway Carriage-making Machinery, 406
*Mont Blanc, Railway up, 500, 501
*Morrin Boiler, The, 330
*Muir and Co., Wm., Double Spindle Milling Machine (Supplement, November 17th, 1899, xv.)
 
'''N
*NEWPORT News Shipbuilding and Dry Dock Company, United States Battleships Kearsarge and Kentucky, 324
*Nile, Irrigation Works on the (Supplement, August 11th, 1899), 143
*Nile, Utilisation of the, Ibrahimiah Canal Heal Regulator, 438
*Niles Tool Works, Horizontal Boring, Drilling, and Milling Machine (Supplement, November 17lh, 1899, viii.)
*Nilgiri Mountain Railway, The, 62, 66
*Noel Boiler Tube, 253
*Nolla Torrent, The, 159, 163
*Noord Brabant, The Dutch Cruiser, 470, 471
*North-Eastern Railway Six-conpled Express
*Engines, Mr. Wilson Worsdell, 291; Mr. C. Rous-Marten on, 56; Mechanical Fog-signalling Apparatus, 466
*Norwegian State Railways, Brake Van for, 18
*Permanent Way, 380
 
'''O
*OCEAN, H.M. Battleship, Launch of, 96, 97, 98
*Ocean, H.M. Battleship, Triplo Expansion Engines (Supplement, December 1st, 1899). 539
*Ocean Steam Navigation Company’s United States Mail Steamer Washington, 394
*Oceanic, White Star Liner, 267
*Oechelhaeuser Two-cycle Gas Engine, CO
 
'''P
*PALMER. Mr., Star Drill Forging Mrchine, 306
*Panama, Map of the Isthmus of, 577
*Paris Exhibition, The, 272

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List of Names

A

  • ACCRINGTON, Railway Accident at, 427
  • Aigle, Central Lighting Station at, 236
  • Aird and Co., Messrs. John, Hospital at the Assouan Darn, 266
  • Alaskan Railway, The, 345, 348
  • Albatross, H.M.S., Torpedo Boat Destroyer (Supplement, December 15iA, 1899)
  • Alberti Torrent, 192
  • Allan Line Steamer Bavarian, The, 193
  • Allis Company, E P., Cross-compound Engines for the Street Railway, New York, 263
  • Alves’ Bunsen Furnace, 590
  • America Maru, The Twin-screw s.s., and her Engines, 407, 417, 421
  • American Bridge, St. John River, New Brunswick, 276, 277
  • Electric Mining Locomotive, 304
  • Exported Locomotives (Supplement, September 29tk, 1899)
  • Freight Cars, Automatic Couplers on, 1, 2, 133,134,185, 186, 207, 208, 2C9 Locomotives for the Barry and Port Talbot Railways, 574
  • Machine Tools for English Works, 593, 596
  • Planing Machine, 537
  • Radial Drilling Machine, 593
  • Railway Signalling in, 643
  • Railways, Map, 535 Turret Lathe, 586
  • Vertical Turret Boring Machine, 593
  • Appold’8 Pipe Scrapers, 454, 456
  • Archdale and Co., Messrs., Electrically-driven Drilling Machine and Lathe, 224
  • Argonaut, No. II., Submarine Boat, 344
  • Arkansas, United States Monitor, 647
  • Armstrong, Whitworth, and Co., Sir Wm , Japanese Armoured Cruiser, 298
  • Assiout Barrage, The (Supplement, August IDA, 1899), 441
  • Assouan Dam, The, and Pumps for (Supplement, August IDA, 1899), 440, 445
  • Hospital at the, 266
  • Atlantic Mail Steamships, Early, 398. 422, 423
  • Atlas Engineering Company, Vertical Milling Machine, 329
  • Atwood's Indicator, 592
  • Austin’s Toggle Clutch, 348
  • Austro-Hungarian Cruiser Zmta (Supplemn'.
  • August 25th, 1899), 197, 198, 225

B

  • BAKER, Mr. W. J., “ Standard ” Oil Separator, 329
  • Barrow-in-Furness, Goods Engine, 4, 5
  • Bavarian, The Allan Lins Steamer, 193
  • Bell and Co., Theodor, Travelling Drilling Ma¬chine (Supplement, November 17th, 1899, xiv.)
  • Berthon, Rev. Edw. Lyon, 453
  • Beyer, Peacock, and Co., Electrically-driven Duplex Wheel Lathe, 474
  • Electrically - driven Shaft Lathe, 303
  • Blackpool, St. Anne's and Lytham Tramways, Gas Tram Cars, 85, 86
  • Blake, H.M. Cruiser (Supplement, July 28th, 1899)
  • Bombay, Projected New Streets in, Ï83
  • Renovation of, 368
  • Bradley Hammer, The Improved, 628
  • Bramwell, Sir F., On Mr. John Hague’s Appara¬tus for the Pneumatic Transmission of Enert-v. 176
  • Braunstone Gate Bridge, Great Central Railway, 211, 212, 213
  • Brindley’s Hydraulic Working Valve, 281
  • British Battleships in Course of Construction. 374
  • Columbia, West Kootenay Eleotric Power House, 452
  • Gas Traction Company, Gas Tram Cars, 85,86
  • Buck and Hickman Magazine Automatic Ma¬chine (Supplement, November 17th, 1899, vii.), | 616
  • Backton and Co., Limited, Joshua, Electrically-driven Slotting Machine (Supplement, November 17th, 1899, xiii )
  • Heavy Planing Machine, 391, £92
  • Bulgarian Stato Railways, Rolling Stock Con¬tracts Open, 175
  • Bullfinch Disaster, The, 270, 296, 356
  • Bullfinch and Dove, ConnectiDg-rods, H.M.T.D., 1 222, 223
  • Burton, Griffiths, snd Co., Key Seater (Supplement, November 17th, 1899, xv.)
  • Burton, Griffiths, and Co., Lightning Belt Shifter 1 (Supplement, November 17th, 1899, x.)
  • Burton Lathe (Supplement, November 17th, 1899, vii,
  • Burton Oil Groove Cutting Machine (Supplement, November 17th, 1899, x’i., xiii )

C

  • CAMBORNE Mining School, Cornwall, 114
  • Carlsborg Viaduct, Denmark, 31
  • Carnegie Thin Krupp Armour for the Russian Navy, 395, 396
  • Canopus, H.M. Battleship, 40
  • Canopus and Majestic. Diagrams showing the Stowage of Torpedo Nets in the, 35
  • Ceylon, Renewal of a Railway Bridge over the Mahavelli River (Supplemeit', September 1st, 1899)
  • Charleston, U.S. Cruiser, 528
  • Cheerful and Mermaid, II.M. Destroyers, Engines of, 57, 58, 63
  • Churchill and Co, Limited, Sensitive Drilling Machines (Supplement, November 17th, 1899, xii.)
  • Clayton and Shuttlewortb, Single-cylinder Road Locomotive, 419
  • Clifford, Mr. Chas., Express Locomotive, Great Northern Railway cf Ireland (Supplement, October 6th, 1899), 244, 353
  • Cole, Marchent, and Morley, Compound Corliss Engines, Sheffield Electric Railway (Supplement, October 27th, 1899)
  • Colomb, Admiral, 403
  • Colorado, Creston Mine, Air Compressor, 320
  • Cottrell, H. E P., Incandescent and Transformer
  • Construction in America, 364, 365, 366, 387, 388
  • Coulthard’s and Co.’s Lurry, 115
  • Coulthard’s Steam Engine, 328
  • Cowper-Coles System, Electro-galvanising Plant,
  • Craven Bros., Limited, Ingot Boring Machine, 651
  • Crease’s Ball Mill, 281
  • Cressy, H.M.S., 570, 630
  • Crossley Bros., Gas Engine, 588, 589
  • Crossness, Bacterial Treatment of Crude Sewage at, 389, 390
  • Crystal Palace, New Roof at the, 469
  • Cunliffe and Croom, Limited, Duplex Milling Machine. 33
  • Cyfarthfa Works, Ingot Stripping Machine, 367

D

  • DARJEELING, Lindslip at, 545
  • Darlington Wagon and Engineering Company, Slag Ladle and Carriage, 489
  • Davey, Paxman,and Co., Limited, Air-compressing Plant, G.P.O., Liverpool, 164 Deacon’s Pipe Brush, 494
  • Dean, Smith, and Grace, Limited, Heavy Shaft- j ing Lathe, 74
  • Denmark, Carlsherg Viaduct, 31
  • Denny and Brothers, The Allan Line Steamer Bavarian, 193
  • Deutz Otto Gas Engine, 588
  • Devolant Steam Dredger, 646
  • Diamond Match Company, Limited, Works of the, 8, 9, 12, 36, 37
  • Dominion Bridge Company, Bridge over St. John River, New Brunswick, 276, 277
  • Donkin, Bryan, Utilisation of High-furnace Gases for Power and Gas Engines, 561
  • Donnersmarck Ironworks. Gas Engine, 588
  • Dortmund-Ems Canal, 492
  • Drake, H.M S., Cruiser (Supplement, December 16tk, 1899)
  • Dudley Port, Failure of Canal Bank at, 295
  • Dutch Central Railway Company, New Carriages of the (Supplement, December 22th, 1899)
  • Dutch Cruiser Noord-Brabant, and her Engines, 470, 471, 563

E

  • ELIOT, Mr. W., On the Mechanical Appliances used at Keyham Dockyard Extension Works, 127
  • English Turret Lathe, 586

F

  • FAIRFIELD Shipbuilding and Engineering Com¬pany, H.M.S. Cressy, 570
  • Fell and Co., Thermoscopic Loop Radiator, 550
  • Steam Trap, 91
  • Formidable, H.M.S. Battleship (Supplement, December 16th, 1899)
  • Fowler and Co., Messrs. John, Traction Engines for South Africa, and Trenching Plough, 56R,
  • Frankland, Sir Edward, 161
  • Fraser and Chalmers, Hoisting Engine, Chihua¬hua Mines, Mexico, 321
  • Air Compressor, Creston Mine, Colorado. 320
  • Frodingham Iron and Steel Company’s Works, 45
  • Froude’s Pipe Scraprrs, 434, 455, 456

G

  • GARVIN Milling Machine, 517
  • Gisholt Universal Tool Grinding Machine, 516
  • Gjers and Harrison, Hot - blast Temperature Equaliser, 201
  • Glasgow, Rail and Fish-plates for, 490
  • Graham, Mr. George, 8
  • Great Northern Railway, Goods Station at Leeds, 513
  • Great Northern Railway of Ireland, Express Locomotive (Supplement, October 6th, 1899), 244, 353
  • Griffin Launch Oil Engine, 540, 541
  • Gwynne and Co., Pumps for the Assouan Dam, 445

H

  • HAGUE, Mr. John, Apparatus for the Pneu¬matic Transmission of Energy, 176
  • Halliday, Mr. G., Apparatus for Measuring Heat Absorption, 20
  • Hampton - on - Thames, Bacteriological Sewage Works at, 404, 405
  • Harker, F. T., Single Crank Compound Engine,
  • Harland and Wolff, Messrs., White Star Liner Oceanic, 267
  • Hartford Wire Feed (Supplement. November 27th, 1899, i.)
  • Hawdon, Mr. William, Pig Iron Casting Appa¬ratus, 111
  • Hawes’ Acetylene Gas Works, 369
  • Hawthorn, Leslie, and Co., Engines of H.M. Destroyers Cheerful and Mermaid, 57, 58, 63
  • Hawthorn, Leslie, and Co., R. and W.. Engines H.M.S. Ocean, 539
  • Heinrichsburg Canal Lift, Electric Generating Engines, 342, 343
  • Hendey-Norton Screw-cutting Lathe, 516
  • Henri Quatre, French Battleship, 237, 238
  • Herbert, Alfred, Hexagon Turret Lathe (Sup¬plement, November 27th, 1899, ii. vi)
  • Herbert’s Differential Screw Chuck (Supplement, November 17 th, 1899, x.)
  • Hill and Son, Isaac, Machine for Notching Gir¬ders, 217
  • Holding and Co., John, Automatic Relief Tool Holder, 163
  • Holt’s Balance Rudder, 428
  • Horwich Works, 190
  • Howes, Mr. S., Grain Separating Machine, 224
  • H.P. Premier Gas Eog-ne, 590
  • Hulse and Co., Boiler Flue Turning and Drilling Machine, 91
  • Boiler Shell Drilling Machine, 137
  • Hanslet Engine Company, Yard Locomotive, Central London Railways, 493
  • Hnnslet Railway, Bridges over the Midland Rail¬way, 616, 617, 640, 641
  • Railway, Viaduct at Middleton Colliery, 514, 515

I

  • IDZUMO, Japanese Armoured Cruiser, 298
  • Indian Footbridge, 578
  • Invergarry and Fort Augustus Railway, 487, 496
  • Ivernia, Cunard s.s., C. S. Swan and Hunter, 294

J

  • JAPANESE Armoured Cruiser Idzumo, 298
  • Twin-screw s. America Maru, 407, 417, 421
  • Jones, Mr. D., Six-coupled Narrow Gauge Loco¬motive for Tasmania, 122

K

  • KAISER Wilhelm der Grosse, German Battle¬ship, 16,17
  • Keyham Dockyard Extension. 127
  • Kingdon Compound Engine, 527
  • Kronstadt, Map of, 23
  • Krupp Gun Fitted with Armstrong Breech, 541
  • Process Armour Plate for Russian Ships, 468

L

  • LAING, Wharton, and Down, Portable Rail Saw, 48
  • Laird Bros., Channel Steamer Mabel Grace, 238
  • Lake Submarine Boat, The, 344
  • Lancashire Boiler, Exploded, 600
  • Lea’s Indicator, 591
  • Leeds Engineering and Hydraulic Company, Hydraulic Jib Crane, 264, 265
  • Leeds, New Goods Station at, 513
  • Lippincott Planimeter, The, 614
  • Little, Mr. Gilbert, Hot Coke, Ash, and Clinker Conveyor, 177
  • Liverpool G.P.O. Air-compressing Plant, 164
  • Liverpool, Motor Wagon Trials at, 115
  • London, H.M. First-class Battleship, 317
  • London and North-Western Railway Conference Train, 165
  • London and North-Western Railway, Tracto- meter Diagrams on th.e, 44
  • Lucas, Mr. Ralph, Variable-speed Gearing, 10

M

  • MABEL Grace, Channel Steamer, 268
  • McLaren, J. and H., Traction Eagine and Mili¬tary Train, 524
  • McNeill, H. C., Magnetic Separators, 249, 250,
  • Maine, United States Battleship, 3
  • Manchester Sewage Bacterial Filter Beds, 512
  • Manchester Tramways, Rails for, 526
  • Marienbad-Carlsbad Railway, 624, 628
  • Maudslay, Sons, and Field, Electro-galvanhing Boiler Tubes, 379
  • Medic, White Star s.s., 402
  • Mellowe's Sash Bar, Crystal Palace Roof, 469
  • Meridian, s.s., in the Volga, 302
  • Mermaid and Cheerful, H.M. Destroyer, Engines of, 57, 58, 63
  • Mexico, Chihuahua Mines, Tandem Compound Hoisting Engines, 321
  • Middleton Colliery Viaduct, 514, 515, 543
  • Midland Railway, Bridge over the, 514
  • Milan Electricity Works, 620, 621, 622
  • Miley’s Machine Tool Company, Limited, Railway Carriage-making Machinery, 406
  • Mont Blanc, Railway up, 500, 501
  • Morrin Boiler, The, 330
  • Muir and Co., Wm., Double Spindle Milling Machine (Supplement, November 17th, 1899, xv.)

N

  • NEWPORT News Shipbuilding and Dry Dock Company, United States Battleships Kearsarge and Kentucky, 324
  • Nile, Irrigation Works on the (Supplement, August 11th, 1899), 143
  • Nile, Utilisation of the, Ibrahimiah Canal Heal Regulator, 438
  • Niles Tool Works, Horizontal Boring, Drilling, and Milling Machine (Supplement, November 17lh, 1899, viii.)
  • Nilgiri Mountain Railway, The, 62, 66
  • Noel Boiler Tube, 253
  • Nolla Torrent, The, 159, 163
  • Noord Brabant, The Dutch Cruiser, 470, 471
  • North-Eastern Railway Six-conpled Express
  • Engines, Mr. Wilson Worsdell, 291; Mr. C. Rous-Marten on, 56; Mechanical Fog-signalling Apparatus, 466
  • Norwegian State Railways, Brake Van for, 18
  • Permanent Way, 380

O

  • OCEAN, H.M. Battleship, Launch of, 96, 97, 98
  • Ocean, H.M. Battleship, Triplo Expansion Engines (Supplement, December 1st, 1899). 539
  • Ocean Steam Navigation Company’s United States Mail Steamer Washington, 394
  • Oceanic, White Star Liner, 267
  • Oechelhaeuser Two-cycle Gas Engine, CO

P

  • PALMER. Mr., Star Drill Forging Mrchine, 306
  • Panama, Map of the Isthmus of, 577
  • Paris Exhibition, The, 272