The Engineer 1900 Jul-Dec: Index: Miscellaneous

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A

• ABBOTT and Co., Limited, Report for the last Financial Year, (200)

Accidents, Fires, Boiler Explosions, dec.:

• Balloon, Count Zeppelin's, 318
• Boiler Explosions, 483
• iu the Year, Persons Killed and Injured by, (591)
• 1899, in Germany, (379)
• Locomotive, at Westerfield, 314, 411, 413, 498
• Lyons, (167)
• Phenomena of, 496
• near St. Helens, 615, (491)
• Sutton Heath Pottery, 597
• Sydenham, (250)
• Tube Explosion, Belleville, on board tho Mntiue, (641)
• Bursting of Main from Lake Vyrnwy, (163)
• of Main Steam Pipe in Engine-house, Clydach Vale Collieries, (491)
• Colliery Flooded, Cymmer, (452), (480)
• Explosion, Great Central Railway Companies’ Gasworks, (87)
• Great Western Railway Colliery, ( (124)
• Fall of Roof, Slank Iron Mines, (33)
• Fire, Handyside’s Britannia Foundry, Derby, (491)
• Messrs. Nash and Sons Spado and Shovel Works, (504)
• Oldbury Carriage Works, (114)
• West Toxteth Dock, Liverpool, (33)
• Halliwell, Mr. J., Killed through Falling down a Pit Shaft, (137)
• Hoboken Disaster, Loss Sustained by the North German Lloyd, (163)
• Horse Killed by a Telephone Wire, (508)
• Landslip, Cornwall, (519)
• Powell Duffryn Colliery, (163)
• Railway Accidents see Railway
• Roof, Engineering Works, Sterling Boiler Company, Limited, 119
• Whitwell’s Ironworks, Thcrnaby, (62)
• ADEN, Scheme of Public Wharves,and Tidal Basins, Government of Bombay refuse to Sanction it, (114)
• Admiralty Committee on Naval Boi'ers, 134
• Admiralty Surveys, Recent, 136
• Aërial Experiment, An, 96
• Ships, 139
• Torpedoes, 67
• Agricultural Implements, Opening for, in Asia Minor, (293)
• Machinery and Implements in Smyrna, (33)
• Machinery, Popularity of American, (291)
• Machinery Wanted in Chile, (291)
• Work, Application of Electric Power to, (137)
• Air Compressor, The New Fisher Auxiliary, 376 Oscillating, 446
• Means of Renewing, Discovered by Two Frenchmen, ("239)
• Alcohol, Industrial Use of, The French Govern¬ment Endeavours to Promote, (508)
• Algeria, Copper and Silver Ores Found in, (137)
• Algeria, Mineral Oil in, (137)
• Alkali Act, Cement Works and the, 170
• Alloying Cast Iron with Aluminium, 118
• Alloys Employed in the Gold and Silver Coinage of the Realm, (365)
• Almanacs and Calendars, 590, 651
• Aluminium, Alloying Cast Iron with, 118
• on Carbon in Cast Iron, Influence of, Mossra. Melland and Waldron, 308
• Cooking Vessels and Fuel Economy, (519)
• and Copper, Future of, 166
• Patents, 623
• American Armour Plate, 516
• Cement, 326
• Competition in Iron Circles, (250)
• Engineering Offices, 374
• Engineers in Great Britain, Work
• Secured by, by Publication of Open Contracts in United States Trade Journals, (504)
• Machinery for the Far East, (136)
• Steel Trade, The, 139
• Tariff and the Iron Trade, Tbo, 38
• Works Practice, 445
• Ammunition—see Explosives

Appointments and Resignations:

• Bowles, Naval Constructor F. T., Appointment, (591)
• Campbell, Mr. Chas., Appointment, (22)
• Cawthra, Mr., Appointment, (253)
• Claydon, Mr. II. W., 378
• Commandcr-in-Chief at Portsmouth, Appoint¬ment for the Post of, (11)
• Dick, Mr. F. W., his Appointment and Succes¬sor, (160)
• Holland, Mr. Riehard Groves, Electod Master Cutler, (149), (249)
• Hornung, Mr. Chas., Resignation. (304)
• Lunn, Mr. J. P., Appointment, (378)
• Macaulay, Mr. John, (33)
• McCauley, Mr. J., Appointment, (150)
• May, Capt. 11. J.. Appointment, 261
• Peddie, Mr. J. Dick, Appointment, (508)
• Raw on, Mr. J., Appointment, (531)
• Rny, Mr, App Jntment, (304)
• Reeves, Mr. (>. B , Appointment, (519)
• Ritherham, Mr. T. F., Appoin'tnen». (238)
• Swansea Corporation E.eotrical Cunmiite Appin'ment of Mr. Cawtbra, (253)
• Thomas, Mr. Fred. (1., Resignation. (304)
• Trinham, Mr. J. S., Appointment, (304)
• Young, Mr. Frank W., Appointment, (87)
• ARDWICK Engineering Company, “Compact” Launch Machinery for America and for Steam Yachts, (73)
• Argentine, Exportation of Wheat, (163)
• Argentine Republic, Cultivation and Export of Wheat from the, (105)
• Armour's Plant, Boiler Installation at, 151

Armour:

• Brown and Co.’s, John, (21)
• Camme’.l’s, 4in. K.N.C. Tests of, 117
• Krupp, for Turkish Ironclads, (137)
• Opensbaw Works, Extension of, (36,
• Openshaw Works, Plate Trial, (36)
• Plate, American, 546
• Plate Contract Question, The U.S , (213)
• Plate Trials, 334
• Russian, Tested at the Bethlehem Steel Com¬pany’s Proving Ground, (137)
• Tenders for, asked by the Ordnance Biroau of the United States Navy Department, 67
• Term', 7
• Plates, American, for Russian Battleships, 301
• ARMSTRONG, Lord, 630
• Armstrong, Professor Geo. Fred, 523
• Armstrong, Whitworth, and Co., Limited, Dividend, 1900, June 30th, (304)
• Artistic Accuracy, 499
• Ashton-in-Makeitield, Electric Energy Supply for, (416)
• Aspatria and Home Cultram Urban and Wigton Rural Districts Water Supply Scheme, (440)
• Asphalt Pavements in Minneapolis, Cost of Cleaning, (190)
• Asphalt Pavements in Brooklyn, Ruin of the, Dispute between tbo Gas Companies and tbo Railway Companies respecting, (316)
• Assiout Barrage Works, Breach in the, (87)

Association fop the Advancement of Science, American:

• Fly-wheel Explosions, Mr. C. H. Manning on, (62)

Association, American Railway Master Mechanics’ :

• Power Transmission by Shafting r. Eleotricity, 146,173
• Relative Advantages of Electricity and Shafting for Driving for Railway Shops, Conclusions orrived at by the Ccmmitteo Appointed to Consider, (87)
• Water in Locomotive Boilers, Statistics of the Effect of Hard and Soft, (10)

Association, Central Technical College, Old Students':

• 328

Association of Cleansing Superintendents of Great Britain:

• Motors for Street Watering and Dust Removal, Costs of, Mr. E. Shrapnel Smith on, 276

Association, Cold Storage and Ice:

• Production of Distilled Water for Ice-making Plants, Hal Williams, 647

Association of Engineers, Birmingham:

• Engineer and the Economical Development of Manufactories, The, by W. Arnold, 223

Association of Engineers, Manchester:

• Election of President and other Officers, 601
• Electric Traction Scheme, Manchester, Discussion on the Appointment of an Expert for, 601
• Engines, Triple and Quadruple-expansion, Re¬lative Efficiency of, Mr. A. L. Mellanby, 651
• Fly-wheels, Mr. Archibald Sharp, 436
• Paris Exhibition :
• Its Lessons and Suggestions for Engineers, 399, 477
• S vllabus for the Winter Session, (361)
• Visit to Boyer and Peacook’s Locomotive Works, Gorton, 401
• Visit to the White Star Liner Oceanic, 99

Association, National Free Labour:

• Employment of Militiamon with Permanent Work, 369

Association, Self-propelled Traffic:

• Address by M. O. Forostier, (191)

Association of Waterworks Engi¬neers, British:

• Programme of Winter Session, (541)
• Wa6t9 of Water, Relationship between Cost of,
• end that of Detection and Prevention of, Mr. A. J. Jenkins, 7, 43
• Assouan Dam. Progress of, (611)
• Astronomy, Annual for Students, (480)
• Atlantic Record, The, 185
• Attraction, 344
• Austen, Mr. Stanley, (304)
• Australian Iron Manufacture, 372
• Aysdalegate E-.tate for Sale, (426)

B

• BAIN and Co.’s Concerns in West Cumberland Acquired by the Moss Bay Iron and Steel Company, (691)
• Rikau Boycott, Japan, The, (45)
• Balance Wheels, Novol Method of Constructing (62)
• Balata Driving Belt, A, (467)
• Balloon, Novel Experiments to be Carried Out by J. M. Bacon from a, (87)
• Balloon, Trial Trip with Count Zeppelin’s Navi¬gable, (11)
• Birr, Prof. Arch., On the Rise of the Mechanical Arts, (571)
• Bar Rolling Mil), a Large, (310)
• Birrow Hematite Steel Company's Works, Stop¬page of, (467)
• Water Supply, 392, (519)
• Bauer Forge, The, 301
• Bauermann, Prof. H., Iron and Steel at the Paris Exhibition, 1900, 236, 376, 423, 448
• Belfast Harbour Commissioners and the Glasgow Docks, 376
• Belgian Metal Market, (190)
• Bell, Sir I. L., on United States Competition, 569
• Belleisle Experiments, 18, 32, 193, 261, 489
• Belleville Boilers— x.r Boilers
• Belt Pulley, Test of a, 504
• Saddle, Mr. C. T. Powell, (10)
• Surface-hardened Carrying, Rossendale Belt¬ing Company, (225)
• Phoenix Sewn Cotton Duck, (219)
• Bengal, Coal in, (141)
• Bengal Pig Iron, Price of, in Australia and China, (637)
• BarangerSiingl Apparatus for Purifying Feed- water, (291)
• Berthelot, M., On the Boiling Points of Zinc and Cadmium, (ISO)
• Bethnal Oreen Free Library, (619)
• Bsvel Wheel Cutting, 212
• Bioycle, The “ Free-wheel,” 66
• in Siam, Demand for, (365)
• for the South African Forces, Protest
• against the War-office Specification, (591,
• and Steel Ball Trade in Bavaria, Decline of. (137)
• Trade in Moscow, American e. British, (512)
• Bilbao and Z>ebrupge, Jetty Construction at, 434

Bills:

• Cardiff Railway Company's, (624)
• Dublin Electric Lighting, Rejected, 20
• East London Water Company, (52)
• Electric Power, 5, £0, (33)
• French, for Naval Defences and Re-organisa¬tion of the Fleet, (11,
• Landon County Council’s, for Using Electricity on their Tram Lines, (87)
• London County Council's, for a Tunnel under the Thames, (62)
• and South - Westorn Line under the Solent, (591)
• Water Supply, 588
• Metropolis, Electric Railways for, (587,
• Moselle Canal, 14
• Neath Harbour, (33)
• Private, (508)
• Railway and Canal Traffic Amendment, (33,
• Rheidol Light Railway, (33)
• Sheffield District Railway Company’s, (11)
• South Wales Electric Power Distribution, (33)
• Stockport, Water Supply, (637)
• BINGHAM, Mr. Chas. Henry, (351)
• Birmingham Gasworks, Holders at the, 561, 563, 607, 628, 629 (Supplement, December 21st, 1900,)
• Birmingham Technical School, Engineering De¬partment of, to be Reorganised, (392)
• Birmingham Welsh Water Scheme, The, 362, 363
• Blackpool, Volcanic Stone Sea Walls, 146
• Blast Furnaces, Coal Consumption in, and How it is affected by Moisture in the Air, (318, Furnace Smelting by Water Gas, 153
• Board of Trade Education, South Kensington, 279

Boilers:

• Admiralty Committee on Naval Boilers, The, 134
• Belleville, 36, 39, 442
• in the British Navy, (641)
• in the Japanese Navy, 542
• Machine Tools for the Construction of, 643
• Explosions, Boiler—see under Accidents Phenomena of, 496, 498
• Seleot Committee on, (62), 90
• Flanged Fiue, Hawkesley, Wild, and Co., (303)
• Flue Drilling Machine, 65, 620
• Incrustation of Locomotive, Peculiarity in the, 641
• of Locomotive. Scale Loosened by Constantly Changing the Water, (314)
• in Preventing, Mr. Reis's Patent, (137)
• Installation at Armour’s Plant, 161
• Moscow Local Makers v. Lancashire, (519)
• Navy, 67, 134
• Niclausse, 96,118, 145, 413
• Registration and Inspection, Report of the
• Select Committee on, and Draughts Sub¬mitted, (62)
• Scale in Locomotive, Observations made on the Central Argentine and on the Great Western Railways, (544)
• Stirling Boiler Company's Show of Models, (HO)
• Tubular, Experiments with, for the German Navy, (366)
• Water-tube, Babcock and Wilcox, Demand for, (62)
• Experiments on the llyac.nth, 415
• Mr. G..schen i Memorandum on, 61, 70, 89, 134
• in Merchant Shipi, 263
• oa the Minerva, Trills, (313)
• Water-tube, for the New Cruisers Encounter and Challenger, (440)
• in Warships, L;sts of the Principal Typss, 26, 27, 56
• BOLT, Lewis, 398
• Bolt and Nut Company, Lanarkshire, Large Additions to their Woiks, (508)
• Bombay Water Supply, (544)
• Boring Machine, Cylinder, Socié c Alsacienne (iv. Supplem-nt. November 23rd, 1900)
• Loco, Cylinder, Demoor (ii. Supplement, November 2'ird, 1900)
• Sculfort et Fockedey (si. Supplement, November 23rd, 1900)
• Mill, Horizontal, Smith and Coventry, Limited, 189
• Bottling Machine, Aeiiited Liquid, 565
• Bouhey, Usines, Paris. Machine Tools (Supple¬ment, November 23rd, 1900)
• “Bowling” Iron, Evidence as to the World-re¬nowned, (318)
• Bown, Mr. Wm., (114)
• Boyer, Percussive Riveter, 446
• Bradford Water Supply Work9, Mr. Watson on,
• S9, 270, 271, 274 h for Electric Cranes, 538
• Breech Screw, Krupp's Modified Welin, 243
• Briar-root Industry, The, (114)
• Bricks made from Wasto Heaps of St. Helens Glass Work», (318)

Bridges, Railway, and other:

• Alais, Light Railway, 52
• Building, American v. British, (637)
• Canadian Pacific Railway over the Red River, _(611)
• Cantilever for the Canadian Government, (253)
• Strengthening the Niagara, 576
• Foot, MadisoD, New Jersey, Plate Girder, 539
• Newcastle, at the Side of the Bykor Bridge. (293)
• Over the Spree, 374
• Great Northern Railway over the Canal Basin, Nottingham, 219, 220
• Malt Mill Lane, 257, 258
• Hank-Tu, Rebuilding of, (440)
• Heavy Draw, New York Central Railway, (72)
• Limbatb, Re-building of, Recommended by the London County Council, (620)
• Lancashire and Yorkshire Railway. Contract Reported to have been Secured, (250)
• London, Widening of, (392), 613
• New, over the Thames at Lambeth, 414
• Newcastle, Widening of Byker, (552)
• Ottawa River, (86)
• Siberian Railway, Across the Yenisei, 4
• Stone Arch Railway, U.S.A., 67
• Swing, Working by Electricity, 373
• Sydney Harbour, (17)
• Transporter over the Manchester Ship Canal and the Mersey, (591)
• Tyne Harbour Mouth, Aerial Suspension, at, (519), (529)
• Uganda Railway, American Contracts to Supply Thirty-four, 595
• Warden, near Newcastle, New Suspension, (11)
• BRISTOL Quays, 418
• Britannia Rapids, Ottawa, Utilisation of, (544)

British Association:

• Bradford, New Water Supply Works, Mr. Watson, 269, 270, 271, 274
• Coalfields and Iron Ore Deposits of Shansi and Honan, Mr. J. G. H. Glass, 329 Combination Integrating Wattmeter and Maxi¬mum Demand Indicator, Mr. T. Barker, 272
• Compressed Air, Experiments on the Ra-heating of, Mr. W. O. Walker, 326
• Cost of Power by Steam, Water, and Gas, Mr. J. B. C. Kershaw, 269, 290
• Dynamos at the Paris Exhibition, Professor S. Thomson on the Large, 272
• Expanded Metal in Concrete, Ute of, Mr. A. T. Walmisloy, 269
• Generating Stations, Design and Location of, Mr. A. II. Gibbings, 272
• Leader on, 192
• Machine Shop», Construction of, Mr. E. Kitson Clark, 290
• Manchester and Liverpool Proposed Express on the Mono-rail Sy»tom, Papers by Sir W. H. Preooe and Mr. F. J. Behr, 269
• Measurement of the Tractive Force, Resistance, and Acceleration of Trains, Mr. A. Malloek, 323
• Mechanical Science, Section B, List of Papers to l>o road before, 188
• Photography in Textile Designing, Use of, Prof. Beaumont, 290
• Presidential Address, Mr. Joioph Larmr.r, 235. 243, 272
• Refuse Disposal, Mr. McTaggart on House, 269
• Screw Ganges, Rapcrt on, 3C0
• Screw Threads used in Gun and Cycle Con¬struction and for Screws subject to Vibra¬tion, by Mr. O. P. Clements, 302
• Sitting of the General Committee, Innovati ms decided upon Grants made nt Bradford, 290
• Steam, Wet and Dry, and a New Form of Calorimeter for Measuring it, Prof. J. Goodman, 290
• Tractive Force, Resistance, and Accel rstim of Trains, Measurement of, Mr. A. Malloek, 269
• Tramway Construction, Mr. W. Dawson cn Rtcant 2Z2
• BRITISH Trade and Manufacturers, 118
• Bronze Forging, A Large, COG Bronze, Scojuloria, 426
• Brown-Boveri-Parsons Syndicate, Order received from the Frankfort Corporation by the, (87)
• Brnnton and Trier’s Stone-dressing Machine, 446
• Burley Sewage, Carr Bottom Reservoir, (190)
• Barton, C. W., Machino Tools (Supplement, November 23r<7, 1903)
• Bushey House Granted to the Rcyal Society (611)
• Bute, The Marquis of, 862

C

• CABLE from the Azores to New York, (114), (137)
• German-American, New York to the Azores, (114)
• Pacific, (508)
• Cablegrams, Anglo-Garman, 570
• Caird, Mr. Robort, Presidential Address, 443
• Calamine Mines in Algeria, (187)
• Calcium Carbide, Bleaching Powder, and Electro¬lytic Copper, Annual Produc¬tion of, (416)
• as a Daoxidant in Foundry Practice, (467)
• Industry in Norway and Swe¬den. (291), (365), (637)
• Industry in United States, (291)
• Manufacture of, (137)
• and Portland Cement Works at Lauffen, (491)
• Power Necessary to Produce, (508)
• Calculator, Pocket, 321, 840, 364, 388, 475, 517
• Calcutta, Coal Gasworks Flooded, (516)
• Callipers, Graduated, (617)
• Calorific Value of the Average Lindon Domestic Refuse, (239)
• Cammed Armour Plate Tests, 117
• Camphor Production, Formosa, (365)
• Canadian Mail Services, (190)
• Canadian Mineral Developments, 313

Canals:

• Baltic and Black Sea, 322
• Baltic and North Sea, 55
• Central American Ship Canals, 405, 455, 464, 465, 509, 520, 560, 605, (611), 627 (Supplement, October 26th, 1900)
• Danube-Save, (591)
• Darien, Ship, 122
• Grand Junction, 55
• Hungary, Two New, (508)
• Rennet and Avon, 550, 573, 593
• Kiel, (511)
• Leeds and Liverpool, Bursting of the Embankment, (11), 55
• Locks, High-lift, 105
• Manchester, Ship, (33), 239, 253, 822, (440),
• Moselle, Bill to Authorise its Construction, 14
• Nicaragua, (508), 605, 616
• North Sea, to Amsterdam, Extensions and Improvements, (213)
• North Sea and Baltic, Traffic through, (11), 55, (114), (365), (467), (508)
• Panama, 405, 455, 464, 465, 509, 520, (611) (Supplement, October 26th, 1900)
• Suez, (365), (611)
• Worcester to Birmingham, Project for Improvement of, 225 .
• sr« also Harbours and Waterways CAPE Colony, Value of Exports from, (544) Cardiff Intercepting Sewerage Scheme Carried, (554)
• Cardiff Municipal Buildings, Proposed Delay, (137)
• Cargo Conveyors, Philadelphia and Reading Rail¬way, 612, 614
• Carnegie, Mr., Presentation of 381b. T-rail to, (426)
• Projects, 344
• Steel for England, 321, (378)
• Catalogues, 23, 47. 67, 101, 124, 194, 220, 251, 314, 352, 402, 427, 453, 431, 507, 530, 554, 603, 651
• Cellulose Export from Norway, (213)
• Cement, American, 326
• Export, German, (163)
• Industry in the United States, (291)
• Slag, Analysis of, 218
• Testing, 162
• Testing by the Modulus of Rupture for Transverse Strain, by John Paterson, 127
• Works and the Alkali Act, 170
• Works, Portland, (4C0)
• Census of Greater New York, (190)
• Chemical Pulp Trade of Norway, (213)
• Cherbonnier, M. A., Piates for Welding Pieces of Iron or Steel, (33)
• Chester, Sewage Purification Scheme, (318)
• Chesterfield and Midland Counties Institution of Engineers, Proposed Change of Name, (293)
• Chevalet Detartariser, The, 247
• Chicago, Disadvantages under which Manufacturers Work, (253)
• Chilian Exportation of Nitrates, (137)
• Chilian Trade Mark Laws Revised, (213)
• Chimney Gases at Barrow Steel Works, Appa¬ratus to Purify, (163, for Power Stations, American, 552
• Stack in Gloucestershire, The Highest Ventilating Shaft for the Tower Works, Leeds, New Combined, 622
• Cbin Kiang, Trade of, (87,
• China’s Trade, (11)
• Chromium, Carbon Steel, High, 384
• City and Guilds of London Central Technical College, 379
• Cleaning Asphalt Pavements, Cost of, (190,
• Cleansing Superintendents of Great Britain, Conference of, (293)
• Cleveland Iron Mining Company, Fiftieth Anniversary of its Organisation, (114)
• Clyde Defences, (427)

Coal:

• American, for France, (365), (558,
• American Gas. for London Gasworks. (213)
• Anthracite, Shipment from Pailadelphia to Cronstadt, (251,
• Austria’s Steps to Check Rise in Prices, (637,
• A(i9iy°Price of> ot the pit Mouth’i8v9,
• Belgian Market, (114)
• Bangal, (141)
• Bills, Kul way Companies', 1CÖ
• Brisbane,(365)
• British, to the Netherlands, (1631 Cambrian, for French Railways, (304)
• Canada, 313
• Carbonised at the Manchester Gasworks, Can¬nel and, (163)
• Cochrane, Mr., On the High Prioe of, 827
• Conciliation Board, Scotch, (114)
• Consumption in Blast Furnaces, and how it is affected by Moisture in the Air, (318) Consumption, A Cruiser's, (91)
• Contracts, The Railway, (239), 570, 595
• Cutters, Electric, (163)
• Delivering, at Sea, 84, 85
• Dividends Deolared by S>me of the Sheffield Colliery Companies, 225
• Dust, Firing with (Freitag’s Method), (ICO)
• Enormous Profits made by Colliery Owners, (21)
• Exports, American, (114), 291, (331), 365 (558)
• of, from Grimsby, during week ended October 12th, (392)
• of, from Newcastle, N.S.W., (392)
• Famine, Another, Circular to Lancashire and Yorkshire Coalowners, (62)
• France, Import of British, into, and its Destination, (62)
• Future Stores of, in Germany, North America and North China, Dr. Freeh on, (318)
• German Foreign Trade in, from January to August, (403)
• Germany, Crisis in the Trade, 268
• Glass, Mr. G. H., On Shansi and II man, 329
• Grimsby, Export from (190)
• High Prices of, Mr. Cochrane on, 327
• Homestead Colliery, Ontput Increasing, (45)
• Hungarian Mountains, Extensive Field Discovered, (467), (514)
• Imports into China in 1899 and 1898, (637)
• of, into Italy, Diminishing, going to the Use of Water Power for Generating Electricity, (416)
• India, English, in, 442 Indian, (253), (591)
• Japan Production and Export, 176, (291), (637)
• Kent Coalfield, Belgian and French Syndicate, and the, (87), (137)
• Manchester Corporation Gasworks, Project for Buying a Coal Mine (253)
• Michigan, (637)
• Mills Stopped for Want of, (190)
• MiniDg Companies, Increased Profits Earned by, (508)
• New South Wales, (365)
• New Zealand, 145, (365), (100)
• Nottinghamshire District Output, (392)
• Pas de Calais, (591)
• Peat v. Coal in Sweden, 205
• “ Poor Manufacturer's " Complaints of High Price (21,
• Price of, 141, 216
• of Locomotive, 14
• of Nagasaki and Poeahontas, (611)
• Paid by Manchester Gas Corporation, (62)
• in South Staffordshire Advanced, (190)
• of, on Taff Vale Railway and Effect on Receipts, (163), (217)
• Pulverised, as Fuel on the Illinois Central, (478)
• Rhodesia, (£08)
• Rise of One Penny per Ton, Calculated on the Present Output, What it Represents for the Coalowners, (491,
• in Price of, owing to Increase in Miners’ Wages, (318)
• in Price of, on Scottish Railways, (392)
• Ritchie, Mr., On The Export of, to Foreign Countries, (62) (87,
• Russia, Steps to Prevent a Famine in, (365)
• Sbanshi and Honan, Mr. J. G. H. Glass on, 329
• Sheffield, Colliery Development near, 426
• “Slump” in Derbyshire Foretold, (163,
• Smoke Abatement Society, President's Letter to the Times on the Loss to Londoners by the , Present Mode of Burning Coal, (276,
• South Wales, The Position in, 540, 559
• Spain, Mines Development, (365)
• Spitzborgen Coalfields, (544)
• Staiths, American, (552,
• Stations in the Red Sea, Germany and Russia, 523
• Strike in France, (491)
• Tar Derivative Fuchsin9, The, (416)
• Trade with Hull Port, The, 166
• North of England, Miners' Wages Advanced 12J per cent., (46)
• The Scottish, 2l2
• Warwickshire Output, Mr. W. H. Stokes on, 73
• Washing Machinery, American, (98)
• Welsh for the Navy, Storage Ground in Ports¬mouth Harbour, (213,
• Yorkshire and Durham Gas, Mr. G. Livesey on the Relative Values of, (239)
• Trado, (64), 216, 217, 316, (392), 419, 497, 670, 594
• COFFEE Machinery, American, (319,
• Coke, Dcsulpburlsation of, 229, 322
• for Steam - raising Purposes, Lancashire Steam. Motor Company use, (33,
• Colliers for Chinese Service, Repiiring American. 142
• Wages, 145
• Colliery, Bwlifa, Record Dividend Daclared by, 452
• Littleton, (148)
• Wages and Profits in South Wales, 313
• Colmant, Maison, Paris, Machine Tools, Supple¬ment, November 23rd, 1900
• Colne Street Improvements, Gasworks Extensions, he., Loan Sanctioned for, (137)
• Colorado, States which Produce the Precious Metals, (87)
• Colwyn Bay Sewerage Schome, (‘263,
• Commercial Information Bureau in Germany, 194
• Travellers in Switzerland, Activity of German as against English, (611)
• Treaty with Germany, The New, 419
• Compressed Air, On the Re-heating of, by Mr. W. G. Walker, 326 f
• Concrete, Use of Expanded Metal in, Mr. A. T. Walmisloy, 269
• Condensation in Steam Engine Cylinders, Obser¬vation on an Improved Glass
• Revealer for Studying, Mr. B. Donkin, 410, 423, 447
• Condensation on Windows, Preventing, 398
• Consuls and Engineering, 113

Contracts:

• Barry Graving Dock, Messrs. Prico and Wills, (392)
• British Griffin Chilled Iron and Steel Company’s New Works at Barrow let to Gradwell and Co , Limited, (21)
• Cial, The Railway Company’s (239), 570, 595
• De Bergue and Co.’s, (149)
• Government, Japan, 576
• Greenock and Port Glasgow Tramways Com¬pany to Dick Kerr and Co., Limited, (467)
• Ling Newton Reservoir, Mr. John Scott. (150)
• Municipal Contract Scandal Manchester, (478)
• Open, Prompt Publication of, by United States Trade Journals, and Consequences, (504)
• Steel Work for Southport Pier Company placed with Messrs. Handyside, (123)
• Union Switch and Signal Company, U.S.A., for South Africa, 145
• War-office, Reforms in connection with, (33)
• CONVERSIONS, Walker, Maynard, and Co. Warner and Co., 425
• Conveyors, Cargo, The Brown Hoisting Machine and Conveying Company, 612, 614
• Copper. 295, 504
• and Aluminium, Future of, 166
• Consumption, 78
• Gold, and Silver Refineries in the United States, Eleotrolytic, (611)
• Natal, Discovery of, (114)
• Norway, Turn-out of the Riiros Mines, (163)
• Ore, An Entire Mountain containing 5 per cent, of, (408)
• Production, Germany, (318)
• Production, United States, (33)
• Smelting Plant at Nacosari, Mexico, (318)
• Supply, The World’s, 364, 394
• ana Tin Filings converted into Bronze by Pressure, (624)
• Corea, Mineral Wealth of, (467)
• Cork, Use of, in Isolating Vibrations and Noise of Machines, (611)
• Cornish Mining, Revival of, Meeting in connec¬tion with, (591)
• Cornish Tin-mining, 172
• Corrosion of I’ip9 by the Earth, G’jolgardie Pipe Line, (318)
• Corrosion of Soft Steel and Wrought Iron Reduced by Addition of Copper, (637)
• Corsica, Defence of, (427)
• Cotton, Artificial, Process for the Manufacture of, (11)
• Import to Manchester, Usefulness of the Ship Canal, (239)
• Spinniog Companies io the Royton Dis¬trict Stop their Mills for a Fortnight, (87)
• Spinning and Weaving in Portugal, (213)
• Counterbracing Girders, 80
• Crane, Messrs. Wm. Doxford and Sons (553)
• Cranes, Brakes for Electric, 538
• Electric v. Hydraulic, The Clyde Navi¬gation, Trustees Comparison of, (611)
• Floiting, for Lifting 80 Tons, New South Wales, (201)
• Crank Shafts Built, 95
• Crewe, Mr. Webb’s Presentation of a Loving Cup to the Mayor and Corporation of, (611)
• Cridland and Kirsch’s Automatic Coupling, 395
• Crowden’s Apparatus for Drawing Curves of Motion, 334
• Cruse Controllable Superheater and Separator, A, 443, 475
• Cuba, Mining in, (137)
• Cubillo, Lieut.-Colonel L., On the Chemical Phenomena of Puddling, (552)
• Curve of Equilibrium or Line of Thrust in Arched Ribs, Method of Calculating the, Mr. Chas. Lean, 110, 111
• Cutting Steel at 150ft. per Minute, 232
• Cutting-up Macbino, Automatic, Mr. E. G. Herbert, 68
• Cycle Construction, Steel in, (15)
• Exports, English and American, 424
• Industry, Depression of, (62)
• Shows, Th9, 547
• Cycling Club's Competition, Catford, (291)
• Cycling in Smyrna, Spread of, (62)
• Cyclists and Cycle Makers, Competition interest-to (253)
• Cylinder Proportions for Compound and Triple- expansion Engines, 97

D

• DAIRY Show, 1903, 445
• Dam, Concrete, Chaudicre Falls, Qiebec, (630)
• Steel and Concrete, Denver, 98
• The Wachu8ett, on the Nashua River, (319)
• Davis, Captain Lewis, Cap Nut Block for Pro¬pellers, (33)
• Dickeson, Sir Richard, (392)
• Dickson, Mr. Geo. Workman, 4
• Distilling Plant for Ice Factory, 647
• Dean, Smith, and Graco, Machine Tools (Supple¬ment, November 23rd, 1900)
• Death-rate and Temperature, Carves of, The Weekly. Mr. W. II. Dines on, (519)
• Deering Harvesting Company’s, Self-moving Mowing Machine, (239)
• Damoor, Ateliers, Brussels, Macbino Tools (Sup¬plement, November 23rd, 19C0)
• Derby Sewerage Scheme, (318)
• Desulphurisation of Coke, 229
• Detartariser, The Chevalet, 247

Docks:

• Amsterdam, Floating Graving, (190) Avonmouth, (440)
• Baltic Ports, Number of Dooks in, to bo In¬creased, (467)
• Berry, New Graving, (137), (392)
• Bermuda, New Floating Dry, for, (87)
• Bristol, Development Schemos, 55, 206, (416) 418, (602)
• Bute, Cardiff, Sir W. T. Lewis Retires from the Post of Managing Director, (602) Clydebank, New, (32)
• Dar-es-Salaam, New Floating, for. (87)
• Dover, (491) '
• Garston, 206
• Oates for, Mr. F. K. Poach, 580
• Gibraltar, Malta, and Hongkong, Progress of the Government's, (87)
• Glasgow, Belfast Harbour Commissioners and the, 376
• Goole, 295, 433 Grimsby, (65)
• Hartlepool’s, North - Eastern Railway Com¬pany’s Plans to Improve. (479)
• Havana, Floating. (62), (163), (293)
• Hull, Proposed New, (62)
• Leith, (508)
• Llanelly, (402), (423), 433 Mersey, Financial Statement, (392)
• Newport Extension, (22), (301)
• New York Navy Yard, Stone and Concrete Dry, (137)
• San Francisco, Dry, (291), (299)
• Simons Bay, Dry, (163)
• Sonth Brooklyn, Immense Floating Dry, (33)
• Swansea, 206, (416), 426)
• Trieste, Balance Floating Dock, (114), (190)
• Uraga, Japan, 437, 439, (477)
• Workington, 206

Dockyard Notes:

• Albatross, Destroyer, to be Commissioned for the Instructional Flotilla, 218
• Albemarle, Battleship, 641
• American Cruisers, Reconstruction of, 232
• Navy Board Look Round for a De¬fence against Submarines, 462
• Navy, No more Destroyers or Tor¬pedo Boats for the, 462
• Amphion, Square-rigged Mast lJwomed, 65
• Ampbion, The, to Replace the Leander on the Australian Station, 337
• Argentina, All Orders for Ships and Guns to be Sent to Germany, Report to this Effect, 388
• Ariadne, H.M.S.,TheTruth about her “Narrow Eicapa ” 193
• Austrian Naval Projects, 261
• Ballard, Commander, His Essay on Ideal War¬ships, An Officer’s Comments on, 18
• Barr and Stroud Transmitters, The, 524
• Battleships of Last Year’s Programme, Names of the New, 442
• Belleisle, Armour of, and the Globe Naval Correspondent’s Ignorance, 565
• Experiments, 18, 82, 193, 489
• Photograph of, 261
• Belloville Boilers in the Recent Manoeuvres, 193
• Ships with, 641
• Tube, Bursting of a, 641
• and Scotch Boilers and the Fuel they Burn, 91
• Ships and the Cylindrical-boilered Ships daring the Matte avres, 134
• Benbow's Guns, The, 65
• Bilge Keeb Fitted to French Coast-defence Ships, 337
• Blake, To ba put into Commission as a Trans¬port, 388
• Blenheim durinz the Manoeuvres, The, 135
• Bluejackets as Stokers, 641
• British Cruisers, Admiral Sir J. Hopkins on the Speed of, 565
• Bullfinch, The Destroyer, Trials of, 193
• Bunkers, Half Empty, Valuable Experience with, Gained by the Manoeuvres, 118 Channel Fleet, The, 489, 547
• Chinese Destroyer Captured at Taku and given to the French, Re-naming of the, 287, 337
• Clydebank Destroyers and Short, Fat Fun¬nels, 193
• Coal, American v. German in the matter of Producing Smoke, 287
• Coal Consumption of the Ocean, the Renown, &c., 287
• Coaling Average of the Furious and the Arro¬gant, 232
• Average of one of the Cruisers at Portsmouth, 193
• of the Channel Fleet, Highest Average made by the Repulse, 287
• Point to be Constructed at Ports¬mouth, 218
• “Commander, R N.,” The Army and Navy Gazette on a Letter Signed, 18
• “Confidential Books,” Disappearance of, and consequent Action of the Admiralty, 412
• "Confidential” Volume of Photographs of Foreign Warships, The, 4 42
• Conqueror and Hero in the Manoeuvres, Their Presence causes Comment, 65
• Cramp’s Yard, Philadelphia, Fire at, and Consequences, 32
• Cressy, The Armoured Cruiser, 322, 337, 369, 383, 517
• Cressy Glass, Dissatisfaction of Naval Officers with the, 322, 547
• Craisers and Battleships, The Argument re¬specting, 218
• Cruisers, The Huge Four-funnelhd, at Ports¬mouth, What is to become of them, 388
• Cruiser—an Improved Drake, Rumour concern¬ing an Immense, 419
• Delayed Ships, 547
• Destroyer Hunter Repaired, The, 18
• Destroyer Viper, a 35-Knotter, 232
• Devonport Instructional Flotilla, Changes in, 388
• New Building Slip at, (410)
• Tags, Accidents to the, 388
• Diadem Class Cruisers, Comments on the, 883
• The Water-tube Boiler Commission and the, (412)
• Drake, Rapid Progress of, 611
• Ellipse to be Re-fitted, 287
• Return of the Cruiser, 232
• Ejonomy at the Royal Dockyards, 412
• Eleotra’s Funnels, The, 193
• Electric Hoists for the Navy, 135
• Elswick and the British Naval Officer, 347
• Turbine Destroyer Cobra to be attached to Portsmouth, and hor Cruise thither, 65, 91
• Encounter, Second-class Cruiser, (440), 412
• Essex, Machinery of the, 232
• Europa, Trials at Spithead, 337
• Report as to hor being Re-boilered, 412
• Formidable, The, 193, 462, 489, 610
• French Battleship Caravane, A “ Naval Pocket¬book Craft,” 442
• Battleship St. Louis, Accident to, 388
• Channel Fleet, Composition of the, 383