The Engineer 1901 Jan-Jun: Index: Miscellaneous

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1900, 15

Accidents, Fines, Boiler Explosions, &c.:

Aber Explosion, The, 571
Acetylene Explosion, 137
Boiler Explosions, 62, 98. Ill, (123), 173, 238, (294)
California, Komarkablo, (294)
Knottingley, 280, 349, 379, 404
SydenLain, 62 Westerfield. 98
Bradley and Co.’s Ironworks, Two Men Killed, (347)
Chilworth Gunpowder Works, (168)
Colliery Disasters, Queen Victoria and, 151
Monmouthshire and South Wales, (78)
Great Western Fund, (78)
Rhondda, and Cwmtillery Collieries, (360)
Sir Jas. Joicey’s Philadelphia, East Durham, 678
Fatal, in Mines and Quarries of the United Kingdom in 1899-1900, (65)
Fire on Premises of Geo. Clark, Limited, (13) Gun, 670
Iron Plate Rolling Mill, Ongréa, near Liège, (374)
Lilt, on the City and South London Riilway, 43
Metropolitan Electric Supply Company’s Station, Bursting of a Steam Pipe, (347)
Newbnrn Steel Works, Mr. J. H. Craig Killed whilst Testing an Anchor, (347)
Oil Lamp, Raising of Flash-point recommended to avoid Accidents, (215)
Overwinding, Welsh Colhery, (104)
Pier at Ramsden Dock, Barrow, Destroyed by Fire,(622)
Rubber Tire Manufacturing Company’s Works, Aston, (667)
Shipbuilding Yard of Craig, Taylor, and Co., (77), (100)
Statue, “La Parisienne,” Smashed to Atoms, Telephone Pole, Fall of, (294)
Telephone Wires at Liverpool. Fall of, (141)
Trolley Wires in Liverpool, Fall of Overhead, (451)
Water-tube Boiler, in French Navy, since 1890, (13)
Admiralty Apologists, (312)
Admiralty and Recruiting in the Engine-room, Artificer Branch, (191)
Advice Gratis, 93
Agar’s Indicator Reducing Gear, 200
Agricultural Implements, Opening for, in Aleppo, (507)
Implements in use in Greece, (321)
Implements Imported into Turkey Duty Free, (2Ö4)
Machinery in Poland, Demand for, (539)
Machinery in Russia, American, (507)
Machinery, Russian Output of, (673)
Air Compressors, Curtis Hoists and, 278
D’Auria’s, 578, 629
Fraser and Chalmers Company’s Compound Vertical, 408
Taylor’s, 605
Alaska, Marble Quarries Discovered, (374)
Alexandria, Drainage Works at, (216)
Allan, Mr. Wm., Banquet to, (622)
Alloys of Nickel and Steel, Application of the Peculiar Thermal Properties of, (565)
Aluminium Alloys, Mr. A. McAdams’ Crnoib'.e for the Manufacture of, (215)
Flux for Soldering, 378, 675
Its Influence od the Magnetic Qualities of Cast Iron, (539)
and Magnesium, New Alloy of, (347)
Progress of, 283, 329, 337, 379 Welding, Secret Process, (123)
Almanacs, Diaries, &c., 26, 47, 76, 162
America and the Russian Market, (514)
American Agricultural Machinery in Russia, (507)
American Competition, 41, 552
Entrance Examinations to be held in London by the Mass. Institute of Technology, (507)
Mr. Jas. Swifton, 302 South Wales Steel Trade and, (168)
Education in Manchester, (121)
Firms and Indian Railway Contracts, 591
Workmen, Mr. C. II. Cramp on, (141)
Analysis by Experts, 623
AndersoD, Mr. K., on the De Laval Steam Tur¬bine, 277
Andrew and Co., Limited, J. E. H., New Machinery and Plant for Production of Gas
Engine, (581)
Anemometer, Device for Transmitting Indica¬tions of, to a Distance, (347)
Angel, Professor Henry, 599
Anniston Pipe Foundry, U.S.A., 390, 391
Anthony-Pollok Competition, The, (405)

Appointments and Resignations:

Back, Mr. Fred., Resignation New and Appoint¬ment, (425)
Barry, Sir John Wolfe, Resignation, (215)
Beare Professor T. Hudson, Appointment, (397)
BuchanaD, Mr. G. C., Retirement and New Appointment, (168), (397)
Bullough, Mr. R. C., (477)
Campbell - Thompson, Mr., Retirement and Successor of, (123)
Cartwright, Mr., Appointment, (263)
Crawford, Mr. Jas., (103)
Dana, Mr. R. W., (53Ö)
Darley, Mr. C. W., (583)
Fraser, Mr. E. II., Great Central Railway Company, (103)
Garrod, Mr. J. R., (263)
Gowan, Mr. A. B., (212)
Holmes, Mr. George, Chairman of the Irish Board of Works, 316
Hopwood, Mr. Francis J. S., (565)
Jarvine, Mr. David, (215)
Jones, Mr. Brace, (360)
Law, Mr. W. G., Resignation, (641)
Local Government Board, (622)
Mackenzie, Mr. R. T., (39)
McLeon, Captain Angus (374)
Mathieson, Mr. J., (215), (408), (641)
May, Captain Wm. Hy., (347)
Oliphant, Mr. John, (153)
Richards, Mr. A. W., (103)
Soott, Mr. Wm., (451)
Sydney Harbour Trust, the Members of, (408)
Taylor, Mr. H. Worsley, Great Central Rail¬way Company, (103)
Teague, Mr., (212)
Thomson, jun., Mr. John, (397)
Turner, Mr. Geo. H., Retirement, (215)
Unsworth, Mr. H. G., (263)
Wieland, Mr. G. B., (477)
Wilson, Rear-Admiral, Retirement, 347
Aqueduct for Supply of Water from Loch Katrine to Glasgow, (667)
Arch, Revival of the Stone, 639
Ardwick Engineering Company, Out6ts for Tug Purposes and Motor Car Engines, (489)

Armour:

Carbon Steel Company’s Process, Pittsburgh, (426)
German State Foundry for Production of, (268)
Government Orders for, (26)
Plate Manufacture in Germany. (263), 626
Plate by the Krupp Process, Sir W. G. Armstrong, Whitworth, and Co. obtains the Privilege of Making, (539), (654)
Plate, Openshaw, 405
Plates, Price of, for the German Navy, (260)
Plates, Works at Eddystone, U.S., for Manu¬facture of, (451)
Vickers, Sons, and Maxim, Limited, Colonel
Vickers’ Statement as regards Delivery of Armour Plates, 333
Armstrong, Lord (with Portrait), 7
Lord Armstrong, Memorialised by his Nephew's Gift to Newcastle Infirm¬ary, (294)
Personal Estate of, (242)
Arnold. Professor J. 0., (Internal Architecture of Steel, 49
Artesian Wells in Queensland, (425)
Artificial Illnminants, Physical and Chemical Effect of, 421
As an Englishman Sees It, 541, 577, 602, 649
Asbestos Deposits in Quebec Province, Opening for English Capital, (215)
Asphalt and Petroleum Beds, Vera Cruz, Immense, (374)
Asquith, Mr. W., 292

Association, American Railway Engineering and Maintenance of Way :

Second Annual Meeting ; Its Constitution, Committee, &o., (424)

Association, Central Technical College, Old Students’:

Fourth Annual Dinner, 654

Association, Cold Storage and Ice :

Practical Insolation, Mr. P. F. Kensett, (191)

Association of Engineers, Leeds : Election of Officers, (424)

Mechanical Stokers, Mr. J. Geldard, 165
Superheated Steam, Mr. J. C. Jefferson, (356)
Textile Machinery, Mr. R. W. Crabtree, (450)

Association of Engineers, Manchester: Future of Engineering, Mr. H. Hodgson on,

64
Lubrication, Forced, Mr. C. Day, 199 Members Newly Elected, (279)
School and Work, Mr. Hodgson, (177,

Association of Foreman Engineers and Draughtsmen, London:

Forty-eighth Anniversary of, (507)
Workshop Practice at the Beginning of the Twentieth Century, Mr. E. C. Amos, (223), 247, 276

Association, Manchester Steam Users’:

Boilers under their Inspection ; their Chemical Laboratory, (641)

Association of Mechanical Engineers, Birmingham :

March Monthly Meeting, Paper upon “The Life and Inventions of R. Trevithick,” Mr. A. Titley, (238)
Visit to the Iron and Steel Works of Sir A. Hickman, (408)
Visit to the Whiteacre Waterworks, (555)

Association, Scottish Electrical Con¬tractors :

Constitution, Rules, and Membership, (451)

Association of Tramway and Light Railway Officials, Northern and Midland Counties’:

Inaugural Meeting in Sheffield, 405
Official Monthly Circular, (451)
Visit to the Hecla Works, 405
Association, United Machine Workers’:
Annual Report, (521)

Association of Waterworks Engi¬neers, British:

Annual Meeting, Papers to be Read, 473, 656
Assuan Dam, Tho, (141), 485
Reservoir, The, 547
Astronomer - Royal's Reports as to Rainfall, Sunshine, and Mean Temperature, &o., (641)
Atmosphere Consists Mainly of Hydrogen, Altitude at which, (89)
Australian Commonwealth’s Effect on Patents and Trade Marks, 47
Axle-Lathe and Screw Machine, 74

B

BACH, C., On the Strength and Dactility of Bronze in Relation to Temperature, 340
Balloon, Dr. Barton’s War, (667)
Barometer for Balloon Observations, Mr. K. T. Fischer’s, (39)
Barrel, Shaking, Goodman’s Patent, 486
Barrow Hematite Steel Company’s Works Re¬-started, (65)
Barrow Steel Company’s Circular to Debenture Holders, (477)
Barton, Dr., llis War Balloon, (667)
Beams, Theory of Cast Iron, Mr. E. V. Clark, 433
Beet Sugar Factory, Fremont, United States, 488
Utah, United States, (429)
Belgian Metallurgical Industry, Slack State of, (460)
Belgium, Trade of, (641)
Bell Bros., The Clarence Iron and Steel Works of Messrs., 578
Bell Rock Lighthouse, 589, 653
Belting, Textile, 548
Bessemer Converters, Stagnation in the Construc¬tion of, (123)
Steel Production, 420
Steel Production in the United States, 1899-1900, (425)
Bevis, Mr. R. R., 190
Bicycles, Allowance to Officers and Soldiers using their own, (667)
Bicycles io Greece, (191)
Bilbao Ore, (622)
Biles, Prof. J. H., On the Education of a Ship¬builder, 150

Bills:

Alexandra Dock and Railway, (52) Barrow-in-Furness Water Supply, (507)
Bristol Channel Schemes, (228)
Bristol Corporation Dock and Railway, Passed,
(679)
Canadian Government's Pacific Cable, (539)
Cardiff Corporation, Passed, (679)
Cape-Natal Railway, (641)
Derwent Valley Water, 376
Electric Lighting Provisional Orders, (451)
Fairford and Cirencester Railway Line, (215), (477,
Grimsby, Dock, Sea Walls, Railways, &c., (39), (242)
Ilkeston Corporation and Heanor Urban Dis¬trict Council’s, (100)
London County Council's Tramways, (294)
Manchester and Liverpool Electric Railway, (62), 480
Mersey Docks and Harbour Board’s, (13)
Mond Gas, (451), (507), 560, 590, (606), (622)
North British Railway, (595)
Private, in Parliament, 503, 536
Railway Company’s Expenses in Promoting and Opposing, (242)
Railway, Tramway, Street Improvements, &e., Read February 25th, (215)
Salford Water Supply, (13)
Ship Subsidy, United States, (294)
Stalybridge, Hyde, Mossley, and Dukinfield Electric Tramways, (622)
South-Western and Isle of Wight Junction Railway Company’s Tunnel Scheme, (242)
Steam Engine and Boilers, 455
Steam Engines and Boilers (Persons in Charge), (661)
Stockport Water Supply, (611)
Swansea, Dook at, (191), (228)
Swansea Harbour, 52
Thames Deep-water Dook Soheme, (6)
Thames River Service, Metropolitan District
Railway’s Opposition to, Thrown out, (294) (347)
Underground Railways for London, (477)
Welsh Railway, (13), (252)
Wolverhampton and Cannock Chase Railway, (333)
Wolverhampton Corporation Water, Rejected, Black, Acetylene, (451)
Blast Furnace Plants of Great Britain, Statistical Position of, (397)
Blast Furnace Practice in America and Coal Con¬sumption, (263)
Bleaching Liquor, A German Apparatus for Pro¬ducing, (451)
"Blue Lias" Lime, 427
Boer Field Arti'lery, 415

Boilers:

Auxiliary, s.s. Pinna, 276
Babcock and Wilcox, for tho Hermes. (641)
Belleville, and the Admiralty, (210), (291)
M. Belleville on, 376
French Naval Authorities on our
Admiralty's Condemnation of, (294)
Machinery for Manufacture of, 247
Supplied to the Navy and in Order, Bill, Steam Engine and, 455
Committee Appointed by the Admiralty, (141), 274
Corrugated Furnace Type of Locomotive, Mr. C. Vandorbilt on the, (141)
Cylindrical and Belleville, Trials to Test their Relative Endurance and Cost, (65)
Design of Locomotive, 404
Distribution of Heat in, 479
Double-tube, Mr. John Irving on a Form of, 346, 354
Explosions in France, 111
Knottingley, 230, 349, 379, 404 Sydenham, 62
Westerlield, 98
Fuel Economiser for Steam, 318
Government Inspection of, Canada, (641)
Houses of Parliament, Oldham Boiler Works Company, Limited, (538)
Inspection, (674)
Inspection, Mr. Fenwick on, (191)
Machino Used in the Construction of, Fielding and Platt, Limited, 599
Manchester Steam Users’ Association, Number of Boilers under their Inspection, (641)
Navy, 295, 323, 466, 669
Niclausse Water-tube, 339
Okes-Servo Water-tube, 651
Paris Exhibition, 291, 311
Reflector Used to Product Steam in a, 402
Solignac, 653
Steam, Burninghaus Company, 291
Steam, Herr II. Paucksch, 292 S.S. Port Antonio’s, 458
Steel Tubes for Locomotive, United Slates, 222
Steel Tubes for Locomotive, Lap-welded, (121)
Sugar Factory, 424
Superheaters upon, 578
Tubes and Wire Ropes in the Witwatersrand Mines, Demand for (321)
Water-tube, 552
Belleville, 65, (210), 215,247, (294), 876
Bietrix Nicolot and Cie., 291
in the British and other Navies, Mr. K. J. Worth on, 459
Circulation in, 400, 405
Corrosion of, 350
Durr, 316, (347), 403, 425, 557, 586
Experiments on a Niclausse, 339
Mr. Edwin Griffith on, 519, 552
Interim Report of tho Committee, 269, 274, 304
Lyall’s, 424
Niclausse, 339
not Economical, (409)
Oil Burner for Raising Steam in, (622)
The Okes-Serve, 651
Petry-Doroux, 311
Petzhold and Co.’s, 311
Simonis and Lanz, 311
Solignac, 442, 466
Steinmuller, 312
Syllabus of Mr. Loslio Robertson’s Lectures on, 175
Thornoycroft-Marshall, 157
Boiler, Work done in a, 642
Bolometer, Prof. S. P. Langley’s, (539)
Boring and Drilling Machines, British. Glasgow Exhibition (Supplement, June28tk, 1901)
BoriDg Machine, Turret Head, George Richards and Co., Limited, 124
Boring Machine, Universal Facing and, George Richards and Co., Limited, 124
Boring Mill, 18ft., John Hetherington and Sons, 423, 424
BoriDg and Turning Machine, Combined, U.S., 488
Brace and Drilling Post, 9
Brazing Cost Iron, ‘‘Forrofix," 11.
Bertram and Co., (297)
Bremen Trade, Annual Report, (490)
Brick-making Machines, 653
Brick-making Machines, American, 580
Brick and Tile Press, Bradley and Craven, 246

Bridges, Railway and other:

Bascule Draw-, at Chicago, 174
Birmingham, Great Western Railway, (201)
Charlestown, Boston, 396
Clyde, of the Glasgow and South-Western Rail¬way Widening Works, Mr. C. B. McRitchie on, (154)
Concrete, Vienne River, Chatelleranlt, (330)
Construction, Economical, (47)
Douro, at Pocinho and Pinhao, (321)
East River, New York and Brooklyn, 436
Failure on the London and North-Western, (13), (39)
Gate for Draw-, H. G. Tyrrell, 603
Glasgow, Mr. B. U. Blyth on, 75
Guildford Steel, (39)
High Level, Newcastle-on-Tyne, (321)
Iron Railway, Tho First, at Stockton, 483, (522)
Kew, 352
Newcastle and Gateshead, Interesting Engi¬neering Feat, (477), (489)
Niagara Falls and Clifton Steel Arch, Mr. L. L. Buck on, 75
North-Eastern Railway, Nowcastle-on-Tyno, 132
Prompt Construction of, for West Africa, 95
Railway, over the river Airo, Ilunslet Rail¬way, Mr. O. L. McDermott, (327)
Rockhampton, Queensland Railway, Mr. W. J. Doak on, 75
Stone Arch, the Longest, in the World, at Luxembourg, (321)
Strengthening of, in View of Increasing Use of Traction Engines, (39)
Swing, at Middletown, Connecticut, 212, 213
Tees, between Middlesbrough and Port Clarence, (565),(655)
Transporter, Across the Tyne, (334)
Stone Arch, New Record for, (144)
Sydney, (79), 125
Tennessee Central Railway, 88, 89, 90
Uganda Railway, British and American Tenders for the Contracts, 166
Vermillion River, 654
Wooden, Maeloay River, N.S.W., Mr. C. W. Darley, 326
Brighton Cable Tender, 275
Bristol Port and the New West India Mail Ser¬vice, 267
British Association:
Steol, Internal Architecture of, Prof. J. 0. Arnold, 49
British and Continental Workmanship, 95
Kire Prevention Committee, Testing Sta¬tion of, (539)
Goods for Foreign Markets, Servia, (215)
Government Grants to Inventors and Scientists, 123
Machine Tools at the Glasgow Exhibition (Supplement, June 28th, 1901)
Westinghouse Electric and Manufacturing Company's New Works, 677)
Briton and bis Commercial Rivals, The, 330
Brodie, Mr. J. A., Salary Increase, (443)
Bronze in Relation to Temporature, Strength and Ductility of, 340
Brown, Mr. Jas , (128)
Brunton, Mr. Henry, 536
Bulmer, Alderman Wm., (228)
Burrator Works for Plymouth Water Supply, Mr. E. Sandeman on, 378

C

CABLE, The Cape-Australian, (595)
Dutch and German in tbe East, (433)
New Zealand-Australia State, (595)
Tender, Brighton, 275
Calcium Carbide, New Uses for, 64
Manufacture of, in Sweden, (595)
Camden Pipe Foundry, New Jersey, U.S.A., 258, 268, 313
Cammell and Co., Chas., Spiogol Furnace at Maryport, (565)

Canals:

Adriatic and Midland Country of Italy, (306)
Baltic to the Whito Soa, Inaccurato Statements respecting, (123)
Bridgwater, (168)
Canadian, 94
Caspian and Black Sea, 278, (361), (507), (539), (595)
Chicago Drainage, (374)
Domodossola to Lake Mnjoro, (385)
Dortmnnd-Ems, Traffic in, (13)
Finland to the Neva, 214
France, Projected, (306)
German Trans-European Projected, Strategic Importance of. 68, (306), (405)
Gloucester and Berkeley, Navigation at Night, (100)
Kaiser Wilhelm, Traffic through, (477)
Manchester Ship, Tonnage Duos Charged, Revenue during last Seven Years, (13), (100), (168)
Miami and Erie Canal Transportation Com¬pany, Boats driven by Electricity, (595)
North Sea and Baltic, Traffic through, (1 11)
Pangalanos, Madagascar, (433)
Sonlanges, Canada, (488)
Stettin and Fiume, (433)
Stockholm, through tho Island Verm don, (595)
Suez, Duty Levied on Turkish Troops Objected to by the Porto, (374)
United States, Electric Barges and Boats on, (595)
Capstan, Doublo-pawer Hydraulic, C19, 620
Carbide, Samarium, (451)
Carbide Works at Vernier, Switzerland, 564
Carbons, Arc Lamp, Present Practice in their Manufacture, (242)
Carnegie's Gift, Mr., The American Machinist on, (667)
Carnegie Scholarship, The, (353)
Carpmael, Mr. Edw., On tho Progress of Inven¬tion, 101, (122)
Carriage, A Question of, 454
Carron Company Machine Tools, Glasgow Exhibi¬tion, (xiii. Supplement, June 28th, 1901)
“ Cast Stone " Concrete Construction for Build¬ings, (667)
Catalogues, 24, 53, 76, 105, 152, 203, 250 , 280, 307, 335, 361, 382, 408, 439, 182, 490, 522, 655, 583, 633, 656
Cement Manufacture, Rotary Process of, Mossrs. Stanger and B. Blount, 249
Census of Ireland, (622)
Census Returns, Unrevised, (477)
Charlton, Mr. Wm., (489)
Chemistry, 22
Chicago, Harvesting Machines Made at, (347)
Chicago, Population Round, (347)
Cbimnoy, Tall Brick, 376
Chimney, Tallest in America, (100)
Christchurch Sewage Scheme, (13)
Claim for Land Compensation, The Largest Ever Known, (191)
Clarkson Oil Burner for Rahing Steam in a Water-tube Boiler, (622)
Clayton Fire-extinguisbing Apparatus, The. 118, (294)
Cleveland Cliffs Company, of Michigan, Option to the United States Stoel Corporation Declared Off, (451)
Clinkor, Refuse Destructor, 405
Clinometers, 379
Clydo Defences, 276
Now Fort on the, (100)
Trust Managomont, (102)

Coal:

Adjudication, Belgian State Railways, (490)
Alabama, fortlio Moxican Contral Railway, (595)
Algeria, (100)
American, to the Moiitcrranoan, Formation of a Large Trust for Importation of, (555)
American, Prospects of an Export Trade in, (595)
American, Imported at St. Nazairo, (397) Australian, 606
Bolgian, Foreign Trade in, (154)
Bolgian State Railways, (490), (620)
Bengal, for Egyptian Railways, (123)
Briquette Factories in South Staffordshire and in California, (123)
British, Imported into Holland in 1900 and 1899, (477)
Bulgarian, (384)
Cadiz, Import of British, (507)
Canary Islands, Imports of, into, (622)
Cardiff, for Mediterranean Railway Company, (451)
Colliery Disasters, Queen Victoria and, 151
Colliery Share Property, An Unusual Sale of, (77)
Contracts for Belgian State Railways, (490), (520)
Contracts, Locomotive, 43, 271, 297
Contracts, the Railway, 620
Conveyor at Cape Breton, (65)
Conveyors, Coke and, 422, 426
Conveyor, Movable Electric in Chicago, (667)
Defence of Coaling Stations, Rear-Admiral S. Eardley-Wilmot on, 638
Derbyshire, Drop in Prices. (168)
England, Total Output, 1900, (539)
English and Scotch, Exported to Germany, (141)
Export of, from each Port of the United King¬dom, 1900 and 1899, (425)
Forth Valley, Discovery of Seams of, (425)
France and Germany, Import, 1900, (228)
France, Output in 1900 and 1899, (477)
Gas, Price Contracted for by the Rotherham Corporation, (65)
Hamburg Imports of Coke and, 1899, 1900, (39)
Handling Machinery, American, (5S0)
Holland, Discovery of, in, (405)
Japanese, Principal Markets for, (13)
Total Annual Production, (347)
Kent Works, at Dover, Discovery of Bitumen in Sinking the Shaft. (397)
Kent Works, Dover, Work at, (294)
Locomotive Supply, New York Central Railway, (436)
Natal Output, (191), (374)
Now South Wale, as a Heat Producer, (263)
Nova Scotia, (284)
Pernambuco, Imports of, into, (595)
Prices, 183, 401
Pulverised, for Fuel, 152
Raised in tbe Midlands in 1873,1383, and 1900, (667)
Ruhr District, (137), (555)
Shipments to Ghent, (523)
Smoke Abatement Society, Offences and Penalties Proved and Inflicted, (294)
Spain, Total Output of, 1900, (539)
Spitzbergen, Syndicates Formed in Norway for Working, (539)
Supply, Too World’s, Noirly One-third Fur¬nished by the British Empire, (397)
Swedish, 69
Tax, (437), (438), (490)
TriDidad, 43
United States, Production in 1900, (477)
Values, 649
Yorkshire Steam, Trade, 63
Coats and Co., Limited, Victor, Machine Tools, Glasgow Exhibition (xv., Supplement. June 28th, 1901)
Cobalt and Nickel, Specific Heats of, (39)
Coining Press, Taylor and Challen, (325)
Coke in the United States, 567
Cold Storage at the Paris Exhibition, 258
Cole, Mr. Jas. C.. 292
Colwyn Bay to Rbos-on-Sea, Extension of Pro¬menade, (515)
Combustion in Locomotives, 647
Commerce and Education, 245, 324
Commercial Agencies at Gorman Consulates in Turkey, (89)
Morality, Japan, 176 Museum, San Francisco, (141)
Rival, The Briton and his, 330
War, 193
Competition, Unfair, (12)
Concrete from Blast Furnace Slags, Use of, in Collieries, (242)
“Cast Stone" for Buildings, (667)
Construction, (430)
Lock, Mississippi, 152
Continental Notes, 126,151,173, 200,214,216,278, 306, 330, 361, 385, 405, 460, 490, 520, 555

Contracts:

American Firms and Indian Railway, 591, 597
American Naval, (39), 94
Coal for Belgian State Railways, (490), (520)
Coal, Railway, 43, 271, 297, 620
Fort on the Clyde, (100)
Indian Government, 591, 597
Railway Coal, 620
Railway Locomotive, 43
Shoreditch Borough Council, Engines and Generators for, Wallsend Slipway and Engi¬neering Company, 61
Steel Permanent Way, The Government, to Mr. Clergue for, (425)
Team Valley Railway Widening, (280)
Tools, 675
Uganda Railway Bridge, 166
Conveyors, Coal and Coke, 422, 426
Cooliog Tower at the Power-honse of tho Los Angeles Pacific Railway, (595)
Cooper's Hill Engineering College, 170, 238, 244, 274, (347), 350, 603
Copper, 95, 245, 510
Exports from United States, (13)
Matte, Desulphurising, (321)
Ore in tbe Province of Kuban, in tho Caucasus, (321)
Production, Spain, (347)
Pyrite Lodes, near Cordoba, Extensive Group of, Explored by a British Com- pany,(507)
Works in Now Jersey, 176 Cordite, 321
Corrosion of Water-tube Boilers, 350, 405
Corrugated Furnace Tubes, 346
Corunna Mines, Gold and Arsenic, (539)
Cotton, Sir Arthur, 122
Cotton, Amorioan, Consumption of, (263)
American Mills and Spindles, Number of, (263)
Industry, South Carolina, 1900, (425)
Craftsmon’s Club, The, 379
Cramps, Vickers, Sons, and Maxim, Combina¬tion, 151
Crane, Electric, 272, 273, 677
Electric, 15-Ton, Messrs. Adamson, 681)
Electric Ladle, 100-Ton, 239, 240, 241
Electric Locomotive, The Bullock Com¬pany, 358
Electric Overhead, Stork Frères, 208, 209
Crank Axle Slotting Machine, Joshua Buckton and Co., Limited, 545
Crimp, Mr. Wm. Santo, 458
Crittall Manufacturing Company, Works of the, 224
Cromer, New Pier at, (616)
Crossley Bros.’ Works, (50)
Crystal Palace, Engineering Details at, 108, 319, 441
Cutlery for Sonth Africa, (51)
Cycle Resistance, Mr. H. E. Wimperis, 200
Cycles in France, Census of, (168)
Cycles for Smyrna, and the British Manufacturers, (13)
Cyclists’Tonring Club’s Pamphlet, Sunday Trains for, (451), (477)
Cylinders for Single-acting Pumps, Patent, 619

D

DAM, The AssuAo, 485
Dam, Movable, Ohio Kiver, 460
Dam, The Wachusett, C.S.A., 476, 549
Danube, Mouths of tbe, 543
Darling, Mr. Wm., 652
D'Auria Air Compressor, The, 629
Defence of Coaling Stations, Rear-Admiral S. Eardley-Wilmot on the, 638
Deflections of Beams, 173, 356
Delamare-Deboutteville, M. Edouard, 207
De Laval Steam Turbine, Mr. K. Andersson on the, 277
Depression, 319
Derwent Valley Water Bill, 376
Diamonds in New South Wales, (539)

Docks:

Aberdeen, Fish Docks for, (168)
Alexandria, Graving, at, (141)
Algiers, United States, Floating, (263)
Baltimore and Ohio Railway, at Curtis Bay, for Coal Export, (485)
Barrow, (425)
Barry, New Graving, (202)
Shipments, 1900, New Dry Dock Con¬tract, (52)
Removal of Dam, (321)
Bremen, Floating and Shipbuilding, for, (13) Bristol Channel Schemes, (228)
Floating Pontoon, for Japan, C. S. Swan and Hunter, (539)
Grangemouth, (321)
Hamburg, Ten Large Tidal Dock Basins and Three Further Docks, (667)
Ipswich, 425
Morsey, Additional Graving Dock Accommoda¬tion, Elevated Platforms Recom¬mended, (215), (347), (451)
Gate Machinery for, 619, 620 Proposed Lengthening of the Alfred
Lock and the Brocklebank Graving Dock, (641)
Naples, (191)
Newport, (242)
Ore Shipping, on the Great Lakes, United States, 152
Preston, 55
Ramsden Dock, Barrow, Now Wooden Pier Destroyed hy Fire, (622)
Ribble and Preston Dock, The River, 55 Rotterdam Dry, (490)
Sandon Graving, (141)
Self-docking Pontoon, for the Spanish Govern¬ment, R. Stephenson and Co., (667)
Swansea, Bill Deposited, (191), (228)
Syra, in Greece, (385)
Valparaiso, (100)

Dockyard Notes:

Abonkir, Armoured Crniser, to be Completed for Sea, 262
Her Trials, 456, 475, 543 Trial Speed of, 543
Achilles, First-class Armoured Crniser, 372 Administration of onr Dockyards, Rotten
System of, 214
Admiral Class, Lord Brassoy Advocates a Ro- arming and Reconstruction of the, 626
Admiral Rawson’s Successor, 325 Admiralty Preparing for Competitive Tests
between the Diirr and Niclausse Boilers, 4Q3
Albemarle, Battleship, Launch, 172 American Battleships, The Five New, 3 American Naval Personnel, Increase of, 62 Argonaut Said to be in a Bad Way, The, 666 Armour Plate Manufactories in Japan, 43 Armour Plate, Special Process Invented by
Vickers-Maxim, Tested, 420
Australia, Removal of her Above-water Torpedo Tubes, 511
Austrian Battleships II. and HI., Named Arpad and Babenberg, 420
Austro-Hungarian Crniser “E” (Ersatz Radotzky), 190
Bagley Makes Twenty-nine Knots on a Two- hour Trial, 645
Barr and Stroud's Gans, Fleet-Engineer Rees on, 90
Battle of Dorking, The New, Is a Surprise In¬vasion Possible'! 62
Beagle, The Sloop, 90
Belleville Question, French Views on, 297
Belleville Tubes, Leaking, 351
Bailers, D'urr and Niclausse, 403
Bradford, Capt. E. E., Appointed to the
Majestic, 372
British Cruisers Dido and Isis Fitted with Top¬masts, 325
Destroyers Kangaroo, Myrmidon, &c., their Funnels, 325
13,000-Tonnors, Names of tho New, 372 Navy and Submarines, Le Yacht on, 372 Submarines, Ze l'ucAZ on, 325
Canopus, Electrio Transmitters on tho, 573
Rumoured to be a Failure in Way of
Spood, hor Bellevillo Boilers Un¬satisfactory, 420
Channel Fleet, Who Holds tho Coaling Record! 172
Classification of Warships, 8, 0 Coaling CompotitionB, The, 172, 190, 666
Cobra, Turbine Destroyer, lias Four Funnels, 643
"Conquest of the Air,” L’Armle et Marine on the, 626
Continuous Batteries for the New 18,000-Ton Ships, 626
Cramp’s Cruiser Variag at Cherbourg, 543
Creasy, The New Armoured Cruiser, 90
Accident to her Steering Gear; It Remains a Mystery, 626, 666
Commissioned for China, 543
Ariadne Likely to bo Ordered to China in her Place, 666
Comparison between her and the Diadem Class, 325
Earthquake Shocks Felt by, 475
Guns of, 43, 475
Mounting the Big Gans of tho Aboukir and the, 43, 351, 511
Non-inflammable Wood of, 37, 62
Position of her Waste Pipes, Size of her Turrets, 325
Danish Ironclad, Herluff Trolle, Preliminary Trials, 325
Daring, Fatal Explosion on Board the, 626
Drake Class, The, 245
Dupuy de Löme, Seaworthiness of the, 190
Diirr and Niclausse Boilers, Competitive Tests between, 403
Dynamite Gun, A New, 214
Eclipse, Re-armament of the, 190
Electric Hoists for British Battleships and Cruisers with Guns in Casemates, 626
Hoists for the French Cruiser Tage, 214
Transmitters, Lieutenant Germain’s, 573
Elswick 9'2in. Cressy Mounting, The, 43
Engines Designed by Mr. Sells, A Printed List of the, 403
Essex Class Cruisers, As to the Stability of the, 140
Guns of Some of the, 573
Europa Laid up in Portsmouth Dockyard with other By-gone Monsters, 626
Figureheads, Bronze, in the British and Ameri¬can Navies, 456
Fireproof Wood and the Navy League, 325
Fleet Reserve, The, 325
Foreign Battleships at Spithead, 121
Formidable, LeakiDg Belleville Tubes of the, 351
Forts on the Clyde and at Seuthsea Castle, New, 90
French Battleships, Baudin, 140
léna, Gun Mountings
Found Unsatisfac¬tory, 543
Trial Results, 372
Names and Particulars of the Two New, 372
Republique and Patrie, Zc Yacht on the, 543
Cruiser Condé, 9
Dcsaix, Launch of the, 372
Destroyer Pique on Trial, 214
Ironclad Hoehe, The, 90
Failure of her Engines, 245
Ironclad Requin, the Henri IV., and the léna, 372
Jauréguiberry Experiment, 140
Newspaperson British Naval Superiority, 262
Ships, Sale of Old, 90
Torpedo Boat Destroyer, Tramontaine, The, 573
Garrison Artillery Officers and Naval Officers, New Orders as Regards, 666
German Battleships, E., “H.,” J. 172, 325, 599
Launch of a Sister to the Wittelsbach, 325
Names of the Two New, 645
Returning from China to be Re-titted, 297
German Coast Defence Ship Hildebrand, Trans¬formation of, 325
German Cruisers, New, 372
C., B., 172, 599
Freya and Victoria Luise, 121
Princess Wilhelm, Recon¬struction of, 214
Victoria Luise, Speed of, 8
German Destroyers, Eleven in Hand, 172
German Government Armour Plate Factory, 599
German Siegfried Class, Reconstruction of all the, 90
Globe, H.M.S., as Depicted in Made and White, 475
Goldsborough, Fourth Breakdown of tho, 645
Greece, Elswick Offers a Gun Free, and Germany a Gun and a Cruiser, 420
Gunnery Tenders, The New, 43
Guns Mounted on the Heugh Battery, Vickers, 172
Guns, Placing of Bow, 245
Hannibal, Coaling of the, 62
Haulbowline, Work in Prospect at, (294)
Uowdenised Cylindrical Boilers, 351
Hyacinth, Belleville Boilers to be Replaced by Babcock and Wilcox Generators, 599
Hyacinth and Minerva Trials, Allowance Made for the Difference in their Engines, 666
léna. The, 456, 543
Inflexible, Tbe, Mastles9 Presumably for the Rest of her Days, 325
Italian Fleet at Portsmouth this Summer, 420
Ironclad Palestro, 43
Ironclads Regina Elena and Re Vittoria-Emanuole III., 214, 245
Submarines Ordered by the Govern¬ment, 645
Warships in the Toulon Warfare, 403
Japanese Corvette Katsuragi, 43
Cruisers now Building in Japan, 297
Cruisers, Tbe 3400 Tons, 421
Crniser fwate, The, 245, 297, 351
Cruiser Yakumo, Tho German Con¬tention Concerning the, 351
Destroyers, Names of tbe New, 420
Jeanne d’Arc Ready for her Trials, 214
Krupp Armour, High Price of Objected to by the German Government, 599
L’Armle et Marine, Version of the Barlleur Affair, 262
Le Yacht’s Comparisons between French and English Ships, 214
Le Yacht’s Error with regard to the Plan of the Tsarewitch, 245, 297
Lightness in Warship Material, The Craze for, 351
Linois, Illustration of the, 90
London, The, 90
Majestic’s Record for Wireless Telegraphy, 456
Medea and Medusa to be Re-boilered, 543
Medusa, Launch of the Cruiser, 8
Re-hoileriog of, 543
“Muzzle-loader” Question in the House, 297
Myrmidon (Destroyer), 172, 420 Naniwa, The Old Cruiser, in Japan, 90
Narcissus becomes a Gunnery Ship, The, 511, 573,599
Narcissus and Immortality Commissioned as Sea-going Gunnery Tenders, 543, 599
Narval with the Aiuerican Holland, Le Yacht Compares the, 626
Naval and Military Record on the Guns of the New American Battleships, 262
Naval War between the Daily Chronicle and the Daily News, 456
Navy Boiler Problem, A Likely Solution of the, 351
Nelson, The, Turned into a Depot Hulk, 245
New York Sun’s Statement respecting Sub¬marines for British Navy, 475
Norway, Submarine of the Holland Type Ordered by, 420
Nymphe, Speed of the Cruiser, 8
Obsolete Machinery in Dockyard Shops, 90
Ohio, Le Yacht’s Description of the, 599
Otter, The Destroyer, in a Typhoon, 9
Painting of our Ships War Colour, Mr. Arnold Foster on the Permanent, 475, 548
Pandora’s Consumption at the 5000 Horse¬power Trial, 172
Paris and the New York, Lengthened and Re-named, 456
Patent Fuel Apparatus Tried in the Surly and the Dntch Torpedo Boat Ophir, 456
Peat as a Fuel, Experiments in Portsmouth Dockyard, 456
Pelorus and Pactolus, Reported Narrow Escaps of, 262
Polyphemus Torpedo Ram, The, 573
Portsmouth, The British Workman and the “Tyranny ” of his Employers, 351
Portsmouth Dockyard, Electric Light and Power for, 262
Portsmouth Dockyard, Record Number of Men Working at, 456
Portuguese Rainha d’Amelia, Result of her Trials, 645
Prince of Wales, The, 43
Printers’ Mistakes in the Names of Ships, 190
Qneen, The, 43
Contlicting Reports as to her Boilers, 645
Queen of England’s New Yacht, The French on the, 62
Quirk, Mr. Nicholas J., On the “ Interesting and Destructive Little Terrors,” 511
Russian Battleship Imperator Alexander III. to be Launched, 421
The Slava, 599
Cruiser Gromovoi at Devonport and Plymouth, 8, 9
Novik nearly Ready for Trial, 421
Names of the Four New, 599
Ship Canal, The Projected, 214
Submarine Electrically-propelled Boat, 599
Tsarewitch, Le Yacht's Error, 245, 297
Royal Yacht Alberta, The, 121, 245
Royal Yacht, The New, 140
Seilly Isles to ho Fortified, 420
Scorpion is to be Used for Experiments, Report that the, 475, 573
Sells, Mr. Chas, do Grave, A Printed Memorial , of, 403
Signal Code, New International Norwegian, 325
Slow Shipbuilding in Foreign Countries and Items from the other Point of View, 297
Smokeless Powder, A New, Invented by a Japanese Officer, 43
Spanish Fleet, 645
Stability of our Warships, Mr. Allen gives himself away, 90
Steam Pipes and Waste Pipes Synonymous, 351
Stem L!ght, The New, 43
Stokers, The Five Hundred New, Number in each Reserve Ship in the Dockyards, 666
Strike at Portsmouth, 351, 403
Submarines, Belief in, a Matter of Latitude, 325
for the British Navy, Descriptions of the New, 297
New French, 403
New Type of, called “Submergible,” 403
The Pall Mall's Attack on, 325
Le Yacht on, 645
Submarine Boats, A French Newspaper on the English Opinion regarding, 140
Submarine Navigation, The New Publication, 573
Suffolk, Progress of the, 511 ,
Suffren, Electric Transmitters on the, 573
Satlej, Armoured Cruiser, The, 172
Swedish Corvette Balder, Varied Nomenclature of the, 372
Swiftsnre, Neptuno, and Iron Duke still in Portsmouth Dockyard, 626
Sybille, The, 90
Torpedo Boat Attack on Portsmouth, 420
Boats to be Re-boilerod, 190
Gunboat Gossamer, Reconstruction of, 43
Manoeuvres, French, 190
Trafalgar and Minerva at Spithead, 90
Triumph, The, Tamed into a Torpedo Depot, 215
Turkish Cruiser to bo Built in America, 62
Destroyers A and B, Speed Trials of, 245
United States Battleships, Tho New, Both Designs of, Suspended, 262
Cruisers, The Colorado and Penn¬sylvania, to bo Fitted with Niolausso Boil¬ers, 543
United States Cruisers, The New York, Re¬construction of, 62
The Raleigh and Cin¬cinnati to havo One Pole Mast only, 325
United States Navy Beats the Russian in the matter of Mystery, 325
The 12-poundor Con¬demned for the New De¬stroyers, 475
New System of Classifica¬tion for Warships, 8
S.S. Kearsarge, Explosion of a Shell on, 214
Vengeance, her Trials at Spithead, 666
Vickers 6in. Mark VII. Gun, Southsea Castle, 599, 653
9'2in. Gun Mounting Tested, 351 9’2in. Gun, Rate of Fire attained, 573
Viper, Turbine Destroyer, has Three Funnels, 543
Warship Photographs Taken on the Occasion of the Queen’s Funeral, 140
Wireless Telegraphy of the Majestie, 456
Wireless Telephony for the French Navy, Ex¬periments with, 190
Donald, Mr. Jas., 267
Dorman, Long, and Co., Limited, Works of, 578
Dover-Calais Boats, 627
Drawbridge Gate, Interlocking Mechanically- operating, 603
Dredger, Hydraulic, Toronto, (347)
Dredging for Gold, Queensland, (168)
Drilling Apparatus, Wallach Bros., 9
Machines, British, Glasgow Exhibition, (Supplement, June 28th, 1901)
Machine, Radial, Britannia Company, 406
Droughts in Russia, Canse of, and Government Measures to Remedy, (123)
Drying Machinery, American, 358
Dust in Blast Furnace Gases, 472
Dust-removing Installation, 351

E

EAST Coast Health Resorts, Pictures of, by Jarrold and Sons, (641)
Ebbw Vale Steel, Iron, and Coal Co., Limited, (99)
Economy, 454
Edison Iron Ore Milling Company, Limited, at Dunderland, Norway, Patent for their Process Applied for and Refused, (539)
Education, Commerce and, 245, 324
Education of tbo Judgment in Dealing with Technical Matters, On the Need of, G. W. Dickie, 226
Education, a President on, 428
Egypt, Machinery Imports, (191), (207)
Ehrhardt, Herr H., Projected Works in Italy, (263)

Electric:

Alternate Current Working, Electrostatic Capacity in, 303
Alternator, Brown and Boveri, 29, 30, 31
Alternator, Ganz and Co., 1200-Kilowatt Tri¬phase, 261, 272, 273
Alternator, Inductor, Oerlikon, 135
Aluminium Transmission Lines, 640
Apparatus, Lead Mines in Missouri, (65)
Auto-car for the German Emperor, (141)
Battery, Submarine, Invented by a Swedish Naval Captain, (565)
Cables, Brighton, 171
Capacity in Alternate Current Working, Mr. W. M. Mordey, 303, 328
Central Station Plant, New York, 176
Crane, The Bollock Company, (358)
Crane, Ganz and Co., Paris Exhibition, 272, 273
Crane, Overhead, Stork Frères et Co., Paris Exhibition, 208
Crano, Wellman Seaver Engineering Company, 100-Ton Ladle, 239
Creil, 1000 Horse-power Direct-current Dynamo, 63, 134
Currents, Depilatory Effect Produced by High Tension, (100)
Current, Theft of Gas and, Law of the United States to Prevent, (374)
Driving Plant, Palmer’s Shipbnilding and Iron Company's Works, (507)
Driving in Workshops, M. S. M. Vauclain on the Economy of, (191)
Dynamo, Ganz and Co., 285
Dynamo and Engine, Fives-Lille Co., Limited, 286
Electrolysis of Water for Industrial Purposes, 417
Energy, Aluminium Transmission Lines, 640
Energy, Concession of Water Power for Pro¬duction of, Granted on the River Caffaro,
Lombardy, (641)
Energy, Hobburn, (611)
Engineer Volunteers, Honorary Rank to be Granted to Officers of the, (191)
Engineering, 18
Engineering, English and Foreign Practical in General and, 465
Engineering at the Paris Exhibition, 29, 63,
134, 196, 208, 261, 272, 398, 418. 419, 445
Exhibition, Royal Aquarium, (588)
Furnaces, McGill University, Montreal, (374)
Ganz Exhibit, Paris Exhibition, 114, 135, 158,
234, 261, 272, 273, 284, 285 Generator, 1000 Horse - power Continuous-
current, Elektricitiits Gessellschaft (Schnc- kert), Paris Exhibition, 272
Generator, Ganz Three-phase, 284
Generator, Transformer, 85 Horse-power Motor,
Jacob Rioter and Co., 392, 393, 418, 419
Governor, Geisler Mechanical, 37
Ingot - stripping Machine, Wellman – Seaver Engineering Company’s, (622)
Lifts at the Glasgow Exhibition, Easton and Co.'s, (477)

Electric Light:

Arc Lamp Carbons, Present Practice in their Manufacture, (242)
Are Light, Submarine, to Aid in the Sponge Fishery, Florida, (374)
Association of the United States, Paper on a “ Now Method of Charging for Eloetrie Energy," (667
Barnbouglo Castle, N.B., (595)
Bath, Appointment of Mr. Teague, (242)
Bradford, (321)
Charges for, 248, 262
Hackl Arc Lamp, 445
Incandescent Lamp, Now Form of, (294)
Incandescent Lamp with Two Independent Filaments, (65)
Municipal, 593
Newport, (321)
Niagara Falls, (374)
Notre Dame Cathedral, Paris, (595)
Provisional Order, Amblesido District Coun¬cil's, to be Transferred to the Windermere and District Electricity Supply Company, (595)
Provisional Orders in Connection with, Da- posited with Board of Trade, (13)
Reggio Calabria, (405)
Rotherham, (565)
Station, Victoria Embankment, (191), 210
Statistics Dominion Provinces, (667)
Sunderland, (321)
Trains, A New System for, Vickers, Sons, and Maxim, 195
Trains on the Trans-Siberian Railway, (100)
Treignac, Department of Corrhse, France, (405)
Vacuum Tube Lamps, (507)
Locomotives, Ganz and Co., 234,284
Motive Power in Collieries, Mr. H. Hall on, 177
Motors, Automatic Railway Signals Worked by, (619)
Motor, Enclosed, Messrs. Egger’s, 485
Motors, Oerlikon Portable and Spinning, 135
Oerlikon Inductor Alternator Spinning Motor and Portable Motor, 134, 135
Passenger Motor Railway Car, 233, 234
Plant of the Manhattan Railway Company, 301
Plant of a Publishing House, Philadelphia, (382)
Plants on Swedish Battleships, (507)
Platform on the Bank of the Seine, Project for, (397)
Power Distribution Company, South Wales, Opening of their Offices, (280)
Power for Drying Fruit, Use of a Daytime Surplus of, (13)
Power and Gas business in and about Montreal, Trust for Monopolising all, (374)
Power and Generating StatioD, Montmorency Falls, Canada, 36, 40
Power-house and Factory, Gavet-Clavanx, 616
Power Plant, Cochiti Gold Mining Company, (641)
Power Plant, Communal Council of Amster¬dam, (158)
Power Plant, Hydraulic and, Massena, New York (141)
Power Plant at the Snoqualmie Falls, Quebec, 68, 59, 60, 61
Power Station at Wallsend-on-Tyne Opened, (641)
Power Supply in the Metropolis, Mr. L. F. Awde on, 195
Power Supply on the Tyne, 652
Power Transmission in Factories, Utilisation of, Mr. R. A. Marples on, (177)
Power Transmission Line, Niagara Falls Com¬pany. (168)
Power Transmission over Long Distances, Tested at Snoqualmie Falls, Power Company, (39)
Power Transmission, New Scheme at Roanne in France, (100)
Power Supply, Utah, (622)
Power in Workshops, M. S. M. Vauclain on, (191)
Projector for Use on Board Ship on Indian Rivers, Mavor and Coulson, (451)
Rietor and Co., Jacob, Exhibit at Paris Exhi¬bition, 392, 393, 418, 419 Riveter, 485
Schneider’s Cell Regulator, 395, 396
Storage Battery for Traction of Trains through Baltimore Tnnnel, (425)
Superannuation Fund, 99 Supply in Bnlk, 467
Supply, Change of Voltage In, 244, 274, (294), (321), 460
Supply, Manchester Corporation, Failure of, (622)
Surgical Motor, Portable, (667)
Telegraph, Writing, Poliak and Virag’s, 30
Telegraphy—see Telegraphy
Telephone Service in London, The Government, (39)
Telephone System in Switzerland, (39)
Telephony—see Telephony Thomson-Houston Three-phase Generator, 447
Traction, Bradford, (321)
Traction, Mr. M. B. Field on, (260)
Traction, The Ganz System of, 114,135,168, 314
Traction on Italian Railways, (405)
Traction and tbo Liability for Electrolysis, 310
Traction on the Metropolitan Railway, 43
Traction on Swedish Railways, (405)
Traction and Supply and the Telephone
Interests in Switzerland in Conflict, (39)
Transmission Lines, Aluminium, 640
Transmission Lines from Coal Mine, Madrid, (641)
Transmission Line, Niagara Falls, (382)
Treatment of Harrogate Waters, (347)
Vans in Use in New York, (595)
Vehicles in America, Speed Tests with, (595)
Voltage, Augmented, 244, 274, (294)
Work in Australia, (595)
Works, New, 459

Electricity:

Canal Boats Driven by, between Toledo and Cincinnati, Ohio, (595)
Engineers and, Mr. H. A. Mavor on, (90)
Metallic Compounds Produced by, (141)
Middlesbrough Works, 691
Pumping by, (554)
Storage of, Mr. A. H. Allen on, 579, 605
Service at the Paris Exhibition, M. Picon on the, (539)
Supply for Christiania, (13)
Supply for Goole, (595)
Supply in Bulk, 654
Supply in Bulk, Lancashire Electric Power Company, (13)
Supply, Montmorency Falls, Canada, 36, 40
Supply, Power Station at Gavet-Clavaux, 616
Supply, Sydney, (39)
Supply on the Tyne, 652
Supply, Utah, (622)
Water-power Developments in France, 616
Elevator, Duluth, United States, 488
Engineering, Engineers, and Engines: Engineering:-
American Competition, Mr. Jas. Swift, 302
Chemistry in its Relation to, Professor Frank Clowes on, 421
Civil, during 1900, 16 College, Cooper's Hill, 170, 244, 850
Congress, International, Glasgow, 1901, 250
Crisis in the Navy, Mr. D. B. Morrison on the, 99
Crystal Palace, HeatiDg and Ventilation Arrangements, 319
Lighting and Gas Arrange¬ments at, 441
The Water Tower, 108
Electrical, during 1900, 17
Electrical at the Paris Exhibition, No. IX,
X., XL, XII., 29. 63, 134, 196, 261, 272, 284, 393, 418, 419, 445
English and Foreign Practice in Electric and General, 465
English, Smart Piece of Work at Kidder¬minster, (141)
Future of, Mr. Henry Hodgson od, 64
Lighthouse, Paris Exhibition, 255 Marine, during 1900, 81, 131
Mechanical, during 1900, 17
Prospects in South America, 379
Sanitary, during 1900, 20
School, Naval, to be Opened at Kiel, (535)
Trade and the New German Tariff. 669
Work in New Jerome Park, New York, Remarkable Piece of, (242)
Engineers:—
Electricity and, (90)
India and, 297 Naval, 46, (191)
New Year's Honours for, (9)

Engines:

Air - compressing, Dominion Collieries, Canada, Walker Bros , 646, 652
Alley and Maclellan’s, 642, 643, 644, 615
Balancing, Geometry of, Mr. MacFarlane Gray, H46
Central Marine Works, Opportunities Granted to their Foremen for Visiting Glasgow Ex¬hibition, (565)
Compound Goods, Now York Central Rail¬way (436).
Compound Horizontal Condensing, 600 Horse¬power, Stork Frcres et Cie., Paris Exhibi¬tion, 160
Cro3s Compound Corliss, the Brooklyn-Edison Company, (321)
Cross Compound Vertical, Westinghouse Ma¬chine Company, 176
Diesel Oil, 330, 413
Dynamo and, Fives-Lille Company, Limited, 286
Dynamo, Combined with Eagine, Birkenhead Tramways, Scott and Mountain, 600
Fire, Norwich Union Firo Iosurance Com¬pany, 486
Franco-Tosi, Paris Exhibition, 368, 369, 370, 371, 372
Galloways, Limited, (359)
Gas, American, 358
Gas, Crossley Bros., to be Driven by Waste Furnace Gases, (50)
Gas, The Korting Two-eycle, 350 Brake Horse-power, 23
Gas Blowing, Crossley Bros , Limited, 344, 315
Gas, Tests, 175
Gasoline, for Submarine Torpedo Boats, The Otto Works, Philadelphia, 450
Glasgow Exhibit., 558, 570, 585, 642 High-pressure, Their Danger, Board of Trade
asked to Examine all, with a view to having Pressure Reduced, (234)
High-speed Simple, (47)
High-speed Vertical Compound, A. Shanks and Co., 612, 617
Horizontal Coupled Compound Steam, T. and R. Lses, (437)
Hat-air Supply from, 149, 173
Lical Government Board's Bye-laws Relating to Traction Engine Traffic, (65)
Mill, of Novel Design, American, (250)
Motor Car, Ardwick Engineering Company, (189)
Motor Steam Fire, 486
Oil, German and British, in tbe Jaffa Orange Gardens, (477)
Oil, The Secor Internal Combustion, United States, 460
Oil, Some Recent Tests of the Diesel, 413
Oil. Towing Plant with, Campbell Gas Engine Co., 402
Pelton Wheel and Steam, Mr. P. Pitman, 645
Power Gas, Mr. Humphrey on, 82, 164, 175
Prime Movers at the Paris Exhibition, 44, 83, 160, 184, 235, 234, 368, 369, 392
Proportions of Cylinders for Multiple-expansion, Mr. Alf. Hanssen, 487
Pumping, Triple-expansion, American, (21)
Receiver, Steam, 222
Richardson, Westgartb, and Co.'s Steam, 685
Robsy and Co.’s Steam, 589
Rolling Mill, National Steel Company, U.S.A., 460
Room Artificers and Stokers for the Navy, (191)
Salt Water, Feed for, 122
Sandon Works, 625
Schmidt, (490)
S jc. Alsacionnt's, 392
Steam, for Electric Generators, (52)
Steam, at tbe Glasgow Exhibition, 558, 670,
585,612, 617, 642
Stoam, and Mining Machinery Combination in Milwaukee, (539)
Sulzir Bros., Horizontal and Vertical, Paris Exhibition, 264, 265
Tandem Compound, 1000 Horse-power, Van den Kerchove, 44, 45
Tandem, Sulzer’s, 264, 265, 267
Thane’s, Paris Exhibition, Norwegian Section, 337
Traction ËDgine Owners’ and Users’ Association and the County Couixtil’s Bye-laws, (65)
Traction Engine Users, (65)
Tramway Traction, at London-road Iron¬works, Glasgow, Duncan, Stewart, and Co., 11, 14
Triple-expansion Four-cylinder, Sulzer's, 264
Triple-expansion Four-cylinder Condensing, F. Ringhoffer, Paris Exhibition (Supple¬ment, March 8th, 1901), 184,192, 235
Triple-expansion Four-cylinder Horizontal, Dujardin et Cie., Paris Exhibition, 82, 83
Triple-expansion, s.s. Port Royal and Port AntoDio, Richardsons, Westgarth, and Co., Limited (Supplement, May 3rd, 1901)
Triple-expansion Pumping, Frank Pearn and Co., Limited, Secures Orders for Three, («7)
United States Battleships, Nos. 13 to 17 (Supplement, March 22nd, 1901), 290, 300
Vertical Cross-compound Blowing and other, Galloways, Limited, (359)
English Engineering Work, Smart Piece of, (141)
Englishman Sees It. As an, 541, 577, 602, 649
Englishman Thinks, What an, 627
Eozeii-Teheran Road, The (Supplement, February l»f, 1901), 110, 162, 167
“Exciting Trip” with a Motor Fire Engine, (582)
Exeter Waterworks Extension, (100)

Exhibitions:

American Education Exhibit, Whitworth-street, Manchester, (177)
Bendigo, Australia, (477)
Breslau Machinery, (191), (202)
Buffalo, The Pan-American, at, (191)
Building Trades, “ Fire-proofing Section ” at, (100)
Fixtures to be Held in con¬nection with, (374)
Opening Day, (346), (420)
Chicago, Automobiles, 460
Crystal Palace, Naval and Military, 434
Düsseldorf, Industrial, (490)
Electrical, Royal Aqnarinm, (538)
Fire Prevention and Rescue, Berlin, (360)
German Agricultural Machinery in Russia, (188)
Glasgow—see Glasgow Exhibition Hamburg, Motor Carriages, (191)
Iodo-China, at Hanoi, (385)
Industrial Polytechnic, Bingley Hall, (76)
Industrial, Wolverhampton, (76)
Light Railway, (191)
Modern Illustration, Imperial Institute, (397)
Modern Illustration in the Indian Section of the Victoria and Albert Museum, (13)
Motor Car, at Islington, 475
Naval and Military, Crystal Palace, 171, 332, 616
Paris-see Paris Exhibition
St. Petersburg, British Arts, Manufactures, and Inventions, (425)
Victoria, to Celebrate the Discovery of Gold, 1851, (242), (294)

Explosions:

Ab3r, 571
Blast Furnace, Ebbw Vale Ironworks, (271)
Boiler, 111, (123), 173, 238, 546
Chisago, (123)
Colliery, North Staffordshire, (581)
Denton, 68, (425)
Heated Water. 270, 304, 577
Knottiogly, (280), 349, 379, 404
Manchester Sewer, (477)
New York Rapid Transit Tunnel, Dynamite, (397)
Nobel's Factory at Ardeen, Ayrshire, (425)
Phenomena of Boiler, 546 Sydenham Boiler, 62 Westerfield Boiler, 98
Explosion of Heated Water, 270, 304, 329, 355, 379, 577
Explosives and Ammunition:
American Smokeless Powder, 401
British Government’s Orders for Gunpowder
from Sweden, (39)
Cordite, 324
Dynamite Projectile, Herr Elias Elmelin’s, (35)
Maximite Tested, (123)

F

FAIRBAIRN, Sii Andrew, 601
Fan-Blower Practice in Connection with Cupola Furnaces and Forges, (65)
Fan, The Sirocco, 650, 675
Faradian Club Movo3 to New Premises, (425)
Farmer, Mr. Andrew, (409)
Feather’s 8in. Centre Lathe, 403
Feed-water Heater, Large Moffat, 75
Feed-water Regulator, A New, 544
Fillet, Flexible Leather, Benskin Manufacturing Company, Limited, 406
Filter, Mechanics), 277
Fire-arms, The New Prussian Rifb, (191)
Damp, On the Gravitation of, Mr. J. Diokin- son,(631)
Engine Boiler Fitted with Oil Fuel Apparatus, A Second, for the L.C.C., (263)
Extinguishing Apparatus, The Clayton, 118, (294)
Extinguishing in Ships' Holds, Machine for, (100)
men, London, Preparations for Annual Public Display, (667)
Prevention, 613
proof Building Material, Uralite, A New, (451)
proofed Wood, Tests of, 286
Pump, Fixed, 381 resisting Wood, 37
Fires in Chicago caused by Electric Wires, (539)
Fishing Industry at Aberdeen, (168)
Fitzgerald, Professor G. F., 207
Flow of Water in Pipes and Open Channels, 613, 675
Flux for Soldering Aluminium, 675
Flying Machine, Hoffmann’s, (622)
Fog-signalling at Sea, Experiments with Sound- producing Instruments, (507), (639)
Foreign Competition, The Middlesbrough County Council Favours, (522)
Competition, Shoflield Firms and, 262
Tariffs end British Trade, 375
Forestry, British, 400
Forman, Mr. Chas., 165
Forster, Mr. George Baker, (100)
Foucanlt Pendulum, The, 627
Frenoh Art Critic on America’s Taste, (397)
Bounty System, The, (141)
Foreign Trade in Machines, Government Report, (190)
Ministry of Commerce, Expenditure Budget of, (565)
Naval Manceivree, 648 Naval Stations, 303
Friction of . the Spinning Top, The, 577, 653
Fuel Economiser for Steam Boilers, A New, 318
Furnaces in Blast in United States, 1899, 1900, (39)
Furness, Sir Christopher, and the American Steel Trust, 275

G

GALLOWAYS Limited, Manchester, (224)
Galveston, Business Done by Port of, (641)
Galveston in Texas, Proposed Raising of, (191)
Ganz System of Electric Traotion, The, 114,135, 158

Gas:

Acetylene Black, (451)
Acetylene Blow-pipe, M. G. L. Bourgerel on the Temperatures to be Obtained by the Use of, (123)
Acetylene, Experiments with, (565)
Acetylene, Explosion, 137
Acetylene, Flame, Luminous Efficiency of the, G23)
Acetylene, Generators, Design of, (472)
Acetylene, Hygienic Value of, by Herr Neuberg, 421
Acetylene, Lamps in Italian Ports, (564)
Acetylene, Lamp, The Knockabout, 485
Acetylene, New Method of Diluting, 601
Acetylene, Process for Making Pore Hydrogen from, (667)
Acetylene, Purification of, with Bleaching Powder, (565)
Acetylene, Samarium Carbide-giving, (451)
Acetylene, Storage of, 194
Acetylene, Train on the Texas Midland Supplied with, (425)
Acetylene Works in Norway, The First, (451)
Aürogen, Van Vriesland Process, 402
Blast Furnace, Mr. F. Liirmann on the Purifi¬cation and Cooling of Waste, (520)
Blast Furnace, Utilisation of, M. J. Deschamps on, 605
Carburetted Water, Mr. Sam Cutler, Jun., on, 217
Carburetted Water, Papers on, by Mr. Lang¬ford and Mr. Porter, 640
Dewar, Dr., on Gases at the Beginning and End of the Century, 98
Dust in Blast Furnace, Mr. Greiner on, 472
Glasgow's Supply, (188)
Illuminating Power of London duriDg 1900, 195
Incandescent Lamps, Marked Increase in Berlin and Strasburg, (215)
Incandescent System of Lighting, 363
Lighting, High-pressure, Mr. W. Sugg on, 640
Lighting, Incandescent. Papers on, 640
Mond Bill, (451), (507), 537, 560, 590, (606), (622)
Mond, for Manufacturing Purposes, (168), (215)
Mond, Proposed for Newport, (321)
Mond, The South Staffordshire Scheme for Distributing, 287, 309, 338
Natural, 43
Natural, Ontario Government Forbids its Export, (397)
Oil, Railway Station Lighting by, 402
Patent Rights of Willson and Ballier for Manu¬facture of Carbide, Action in England and France, (451)
Photometer and Pentane Ten-Candle Lamp, Dr. F. Clowes on the New Table, 640
Progressive Age, Mr. J. D. Ashworth, 471
Purification, Mr. B. W. Smith on, 470
Reduction in the Price of, Announced by the South Metropolitan Gas Company, (667)
Supply, Leader on, 21
Theft of, Law of the United States to Prevent, (374)
United States, Total Number of Coal Gas¬works in the, (539)
Works at Coatbridge Enlarged, (321)
Gate, Drawbridge, 603
Gate Machinery for the Mersey Docks, 619, 620
Gauges, Australian, 12
Genoa and Marseilles, 406
Geodesy, by Wilfrid Airy, 407
Geological Survey of West Cornwall, (425)
Geometry of Engine Balancing, 346
German Competition in Holland, (39), (360)
Competition, Oil Engines in the Jaffa Orango Gardens, (477)
General Trade in 1900, Figures Concern¬ing tbe,(678)
Germany, Population of, (211). (215)
Gibraltar, Defences of tbe Rock of, (123)

Glasgow Exhibition:

Alley and Maclellan's Engines, 642, 643, 644, 645
Alloca'ion of Space, 9 Bell Rock Light, 689
British Machine Tools at, (Supplement, June 28th, 1901)
Concert Hall, 289
Electric Lifts for Visitors, Easton and Co., «77)
Engine, Cross Compound, Robey and Co., Limited, 558, 570
General Survey, I., IL, III, IV., V., VL, VII., VIII., 185, 231, 288, 446, 471, 638, 568, 689
Hall of Industries, 289, 293
Machine Tools at (Supplement, June 28th, 1901), 664, 660
Machinery Hal), 185, 289, 293
Machinery Section, 186, 231
Models of Vessels, 638 Motor Vehicle Trials, (622)
Opening Date, (351)
Richardson, Westgartb, and Co.’s Engino Exhibit, 585
Robey and Co.’s Eogine Exhibit, 658, 670, 590
Shanks and Co., A., High-speed Vertical Com¬pound E igino, 612, 617
Shipbuilding Firms* Models of their Produc¬tions, 638
Steam Engines at, 558, 570, 585, 612, 617, 642
Youüg, Mr. Thos., on his Work in Connects with the Plant for Power and Lighting, (149)
Glasgow's Gas Supply, (188)
Glasgow, Census Returns, (451)
Glassmaking, Petroleum applied to, (168)
Godmanche8ter Town Council’s Claim for Damage done to Roads by Traction Engines, (641)
Gold Deposits in tbe Leitb Improvement Scheme Area, (507)
Discovery of, in Bokhara, (477)
Exports from New Zealand, (236)
Mining in tbe Dutch East Indies, (263)
Ore in Cochise County, Arizona, Strike of, (595)
Production, The British Possessions take the First Place, (397)
Production in Klondike District, (425)
Prospecting in Ireland, (242)
and Silver near Annan, Discoveries of, (641)
in Victoria, Jubilee Exhibition to Com¬memorate Discovery of, (294)
Yield of New South Wales for April, (507)
Yield, New Zealand, April, (477)
from Yukon Goldfields, Reduction of Royalty on, (263)
Gourock, Refuse Destructor Station, (168)
Graham, Mr. Geo., (153)
Grain Warehouse or “Elevator," Duluth, United States, 488
Gramme, M., 90
Granite, Grey, Blasted at Bodmin, (141)
Graphics of the Gyroscope, 459, 486, 515, 547, 603
Graphite Deposit in the Godavery District, India, (191)
Greece, British-made Implements of all Kinds Wanted in, (630)
Greenwich Hospital Pension Awarded to G. N. II. Mitchell. (397)
Greenwich Time Adopted in Spain, (13)
Gon Claimed to have oeen Robinson Crnsoe's, (667)
Guns—s-e O.-dnance
Gyroscope, Graphics of the, 459, 485, 515, 547, 603

H

IIAIL Clouds by Cannonading, Breaking up, (595)
Hail Scorms, Prevention of, by Artillery, in Italy, (191)
Hammer, Spring Beam Power, Messrs. Carter and Wright, 483
Hampstead-road, Widening of, (141)

Harbours and Waterways :

Algeria and Tunieie, (555)
Antivari Harbour, Improvement of, (263) Buffalo, Breakwater, (606)
Burntisland, 237 Cherbourg, (433)
Cronstadt, (215), (321)
Dordrecht, (460), (190)
Dover (Conference with the Belgian Govern¬ment), (374)
Dunkirk, Harbour Extension Scheme, (13) Durban, (451)
Fishguard Harbour Works, (123)
Genoa, a Rival to Marseilles, 406 Gothenburg, (385)
Grangemouth, 237 Hoi far Paxha, (191)
Kiel, (347)
Leitb, 237
London, Port of, (86), 206 Matsumai, (459)
Montevideo, New Port, (13). 200, 347
in the Nineteenth Century, 1
Ofoten Fjord Harbour Works, North Atlantic, (123,
Ostend, (347)
Scotland, Eist, 237
Swansea Harbour Returns, (191,
Westport, (514)
Ymuiden llarbour, Enlargement of, 263
Harrogate Waters, Electrical Treatment of, (317)
Hart Accumulator CompsDy. Limited, Office Opened in Manchester, (335)
Harvesting Machines, Chicago, (347)
Harvesting and Thrashing Machine, Combined, (215,
Haulage Plant, Underground Locomotive, (347)
Heat from Fibrous Substances, (37)
Heater, Feed-water, 75
Heating and Ventilating, 12, 47
Herbert, Limited, Alf., Machine Tools, at the Glasgow Exhibition (ix.,Suppltment, Junel&th, 1901)
Hermaoy Mechanical Filter, The, 277
Herring, Mr. W. R., Presidential Address at the Institution of Gas Eogineers, 470
Hetherington and Sons, John, Machine Tools, Glasgow Exhibition (xii., Supplement, June 28th, 1901,
High-pressure in the Navy, 376
Hoffmann's Model Flying Machine, (622)
Holroyd and Co., Limited, Machine Tools at the Glasgow Exhibition (vi., Supplement, June2&th, 1901)
Hot-air Supply from Steam Engine, 149
Hulse and Co., Machine Tools at the Glasgow Exhibition (vii., Supplement, June 28:h, 1901)
Hnstio, 400
Hutten, Col., 172
Hyde Park Locomotive Works, Springburo, Glas¬gow, 493, 603, 504
Hydraulic Power in the Manufacture of Iron and
Steol, Mr. R. M. Daclen on the Use of, 505
Hydraulic Power Plant, Montmorency Falls, Canada, 36, 40
Hydraulic Pressure at St. Etienne in Steel Manu¬facture, Use of, (539)
Hydrocarbons by the Metallio Carbides, On the Generation of, (212)
Hydrogen from Acetylene, Process for Making, (667)
Hydrogen and Oxygen for Industrial Purposes by Electrolysis, Production of, 417
Hygienic Vulue of Acetylene, llorr Neuberg on,

I

ICE-CUTTING and Storing, Norway, (168)
Ice, Dielectric Strength of, Tesla's Suggestion, (215)
Ice Imported from Norway, 1900, (65)
Ignition in Small-arms and Artillery, Development of the Mode of, 482
India-rubber, Cheap Substitute for, (347)
India-rubber and its Sources of Supply, 568, 615
India-rubber Washers, Treatment of, to Prevent Adhesion, (539)
Indicator Reducing Gear, Agar’s, 200
Industrial Arbitration, 270 Insole, Mr. J. H., (104)

Institute, Birmingham Cycle Engi¬neers:

Electric Power Transmission in Factories, Mr. R. A. Marples, (177)

Institute, City and Guilds of London:

His Majesty becomes Patron, (397)
Institute of Engineers and Ship¬builders In Scotland:
Marine Steam Turbine and its Application to Fast Vessels, Hon. C. A. Parsons, (125)

Institute, Incorporated Gas:

Inaugural Address by Mr. T. Ormiston Paterson, 624
Carburetted Water Gas, Papers on, by Mr. W. Langford and Mr. R. Porter, 640
Election of President and Vice-Presidents for Ensuing Year, 640
Incandescent Gas Lighting, Papers on, by Mr. W. Grafton, Mr. C. Scott Snell, and Mr. W. Sugg,640
Photometer and Pentane Ten candle Lamp, The New Table, Dr. Frank Clowes, 610

Institute, Iron and Steel:

Address to the King, 116 Andrew Carnegie Scholarships, (353), 472 ^'351^ ^ee^*n®’’ Pfo8Tamnio of Proceedings, Autumn Meeting, (237)
Blast Furnace Gases, Utilisation of, Monsieur A. Greiner, 605
Cooper: Its Influence on Stool Rails and P’ates, Mr. Stead, 472
Crystals of Carbosilicide of Manganese and Iron, Mr. Stead, 472
Dust in Blast Furnace Gases, Monsieur A. Greiner, 472
Hydraulic Power in the Manufacture of Iron and Steel, on the Use of, Mr. R. M. Daelen, 505
Report, Election of Treasurer, Award of tho Bessemer Medal, and Inaugural Address of the President, Mr. W. Whitwell, 472, 516, 551
Rolling Mill Practice, Comparison of American and British, Mr. Garrett, 472, 505
Stead, Mr. J. E, Bessemer Gold Medal Awarded to, (215)
Papers Read bv, 472
Steel Castings, on the Properties of, Professor Arnold, 506

Institute of Marine Engineers :

British Naval Engineer, Col. J. M. Denny, (61)

Institute of Mining Engineers, American :

D'Auria Air Compressor, Mr. H. G. Morris on the, 629

Institute of Patent Agents, The Chartered :

Progress of Invention, Mr. Carpmael, 101 Institute of Sanitary Engineers :
E'eeted Members aDd Associates, List of, (183), (424)
Forthcoming Meetings, (451)

Institution ot Civil Engineers :

Beams, Theory of Cast Iron, Mr. E. V. Clark, 434
Barrator Works for the Water Supply of Ply¬mouth, Mr. E. Sandeman, 378
Cement Manufacture, Rotary Process of, Messrs. Stanger and B. Blonnt, 249
Chemistry in its Relation to Engineering, Professor Frank Clowes (the James Forrest Lecture), 421
Conversaziones of, 639
Cycle Resistance, H. E. Wimperis, 200
Engineers and Electricity, IL A. Mavor, (90)
Geodesy, Mr. Wilfred Airy, 407
Glasgow Bridge, B. H. Blyth, 75
Hnnslet Railway and Bridge over the Aire, Mr. O. L. McDermott, 327
Niagara Falls and Clifton Steel Arch Bridge, L. L. Buck, 75
Permanent Way in Tunnels, Mr. Andrews on the Life of, (39)
Railway Bridge at Rockhampton, Queensland, W. J. Doak, 75
(Meeting of Students), Uae of Geometrical Methods in Investigating Mechanical Pro¬blems, Mr. C. E. Inglis, 6

Institution of Civil Engineers : Glas¬gow Association of Students :

Clyde Bridge of the Glasgow and South- Western-Railway, Widening Works, Mr. C. B. McRitchie, (154)
Election of Office Beirers for Session 1901- 1902,(347)
Mining Practice in Scotland, Mr. David Rankin, (299)
Paisley and Birrbead District Railway, Mr. E. S. G. Boyle, (317)
Water Supply, Preliminary Investigations relative to a, Mr. John Brown, (247)

Institution of Civil Engineers:

New¬castle-upon-Tyne Association of Students:
Erection of the Redhengh Bridge, Mr. G. Huntley on, (438)
Secretaryship, (376)
Visit to the New Gas Tank of the Newoastle and Gateshead Gas Company, (503)

Institution of Civil Engineers: Meet¬ing of Students:

Annual Dinner, (190)
Automatic Coupling, J. L Crldlan 219

Institution of Electrical Engineers:

Capacity in Alternate Current Working, Mr. W. M. Mordey, 303, 328
Committee of the Irish Section of, for the Year 1901-1902, (565)
Resolution of Condolence, (174)
Visit to Germany, Provisional Programme, 307, 594
Journey to Hanover, Visit to KJrling Brothers’ Works, 666

Institution of Electrical Engineers,

Birmingham Local Section:

90, (122)
Inaugural Meeting and Address of Chairman, Dr. Oliver Lodge, 4, (306)
Birmingham Local Section, Officers Appointed, (74)
Visit to Germany, (565)

Institution of Electrical Engineers : Calcutta Section:

Inaugurated, (397)

Institution of Electrical Engineers:

Manchester Branch:
Annual Meeting, (490)
Steam Power, Application of, to Generation of Electric Energy, Mr. J. S. Haworth, (262)

Institution of Engineers, The Cleve¬land :

Water-tube Boilers in the British and other Navies, Mr. R. J. Worth, 459

Institution of Engineers and Ship¬builders, North-East Coast:

Visit the Clarence Iron and Steel Works of Messrs. Bell Brothers, 578
Visit to the Works of Dorman, Long, and Com¬pany, Limited, 573
Water-tube Boilers, Mr. Edwin Griffith, 519, 552

Institution of Engineers and Ship¬builders, Scottish:

Engineering Crisis in the Navy, Mr. D. B. Morrison, 99

Institution of Gas Engineers:

Inaugural Address of the President, Mr. W. R. Herring, 470
British and Continental Gas Engineering Com¬pared, Mr. C. E. Brackenbury, 470
Progressive Age, The, Mr. J. D. Ashworth, 470
Purification, Mr. B. W. Smith, 470
Report by Mr. J. W. Helps, 470
Report by Mr. W. J. Helps, 470

Institution of Junior Engineers:

Carburetted Water Gas, Mr. Sam. Cntler, ion., 247
Electric Power Supply in the Metropolis, Mr. L. F. Awdo, 195
Iron-lined Tunnelling Construction, Mr. A. W. Manton, 405
Railway Construction, Mr. Alexander Ross, 126
Visit to the Great Northern and City Railway Works, 405
Visit to Messrs. W. T. Henley’s Telegraph Works, (99)
Visit to the Renewable Electric Light Company Works, 555
Works Management, Mr. A. H. Barker, (154). (210), (272), (332), (367), 515

Institution of Mechanical Engineers:

Address to the King, 164
Address of tho President, Mr. Wm. H. Maw, 435
Annual Conversazione. 543
Fifty-fourth Annual General Meotiog, Retirement of Sir Wm. White and Introductory Address of Mr. Maw, 82
Gas Engines for Central Stations, Power Gas and Large, Mr. Humphrey, 82, 161, 175
Light Lathes and Screw Machines, Mr. John Ashford, 188, 198, 200, 209, 223, 249
Motor Car Transmission Mechanism, Mr. A. Marsden, 190
Provisional Programme of Summer Meeting, (334,
Tin-plate Manufacture, Mr. W. H. Tregoning, 262
Trolley and Conduit Tramway Systems, Combined, Mr. A. N. Connett, 287, 298, 331

Institution of Mechanical Engineers, Graduates Section:

Mechanical Testing of Constructional Material for Locomotives, Mr. C. A. Esbleton, (401)
Institution of Mining Engineers:
General Meeting, (483,

Institution of Mining and Metallurgy:

Ninth Meeting of the Tenth Session, Papers to be Read and Discussed, (627)

Institution of Naval Architects:

Annual Meeting, Summer Meeting, Gold Medal and Premium, 223
Annual Report, Regulations as to the Mar tell Scholarship, Inaugural Address of the Presi¬dent the Earl of Glasgow, 316
Assistant Cylinder, New, Mr. David Joy, 346, 357
Atlantic Liner, Dentsehland, Experiments made on Board, Herr Otto Schlick, 346
Boiler, On a Form of Double Tube, Mr. John Irving, 346, 354
Conversions and Rs-armament of Ships, Lord Brassey, 663
Geometry of Engine Balancing, Mr. MacFarlane Gray, 346
Influence of Depth of Immersion on the Distribution of Pressure over a Submerged Moving Plate, Mr. Humphrey Wingfield on, 346
Mercantile Auxiliaries, Lord Brassey, 663
Motion of Submarine Boats in a Vertical Plane, Kaptain Wm. Hovgaard, 346, 358, 881
Naval Construction in the United States, Ten Years', Professor J. H. Biles, 316
Opening Address of the President, the Earl of , Glasgow, 662
Resignation of Mr. Geo. Holmes on bis Appointment as Chairman of the Irish Board of Works, and Appointment of bis Successor, Mr. R. W. Dana, 316, (536)
Rolling of Ships, Instrument Lr Measuring, Mr. A. Molleek, 317
Scout, A Design for a Fast, Rear-Admiral C. C. P. FitzGerald, 317
Session, 1901, Programme of Proceedings, 299
Summer Meetings at Glasgow, Papers to be Read, 543, 653
Institution, Newsvendors' Benevolent and Provident:
Annual Festival, (582)
Intensified Production, 143
Interlocking Gear for Superheater Valves, 578
Invention, Progress of, 101
Inventors and Scientists, Government Grants to, (123)
Inverclyde, Lord, 172
Ipswich, Shipping Industry of, Steps to Facilitate, (425)
Ireland, Census of, (622)

Iron:

American Rotary Pig Iron Casting Machine, 11
American Steel and, (278)
Associated Iron and Steel Workers of Great Britain, Conference of the, (565), (581)
Austrian Market, 1900, (52)
Belgian Pig, (583)
Bessemer Ores, Scarcity of, in the Lake Superior Iron Ore Fields and Consequence (123)
Bilbao, Ore, (622)
Brazing Cast, (297)
Cast Iron in Pigs to Italy, American Competi¬tion with England, (667)
Cast Iron Pipe in the United States, 157, 232, 258, 268, 389, 443, 4G8, 533, 534, 587, 659
Danish Industry, Depressed State of, (397)
Deposits, Rancu in Nordland, Norway, Ex¬ploitation of, (65)
French Market, 1900, (52)
German Trade, 283, (641)
Hungary, New Field to be Opened, (595)
Hydraulic Power in the Manufacture of Steel and, Mr. R. M. Daelen on, 505
Imported by Japan, British, (539)
Industry of Biscay, (589)
Industry, Russian, 150, (242)
Industry in Turkey, (242)
Lancashire Pig, The Swedish Iron Board in Stockholm and the Price of Imported, (539)
Melted in Five Seconds, Mr. L. Dreyfus’ Pro¬cess, (100)
Mine, Spain, Acquired by Chas. Cammell and Co., Limited, (451)
Norway, The Dunderland Valley, Negotiations between English Syndicate and the Govern¬ment, (449)
Ore in the Gulf of Finland, 673
Ore, Hematite, in the Corunna Mining Dis¬tricts, (539)
Ores Imported into Great Britain, 1900, (77)
Ore in the Lugo District of Galicia, (539)
Ore Supplies, 670
Pig, British, Total Make of, for the First Quarter of 1901, (397)
Pig, Canada, (374), (522)
Pig, Stocks of, Sold and Unsold, in United States, (39), (141)
Pipe in the United States, Cast, 157, 232, 258, 268, 389, 443, 463, 533, 534, 587, 659
Plate, Black and Galvanised, Servian Market Favourable for Importation of British, (215)
Produced in America, Steel and, One-fourth Consumed in Chicago and Western States, (374)
Russian, Imported into Italy, (294)
Rnssian, Industry, 160, (242), (294)
Scotch Pig, 72
Scotland, (425)
Seams of Ironstone Discovered in the Forth Valley, (425)
SpanUh, Production of, (347), (451), (539), (622)
Swedish, 69
Trade, Canadian, (374), 428
Trade, Crisis in the German, 283
Trade Prospects, 118
Trade Revival, 219
Tube Trade, Betterment in the, 619
Tubes, Wrought, American v. British, (191)
United States, Cast Iron Pipe in the, 157, 232, 258, 268, 389, 443, 468, 533, 534, 587, 659
United States Pig, Output and Consumption, (39), (141), (263)
Urals, (242)
Irrigation in India, Lord Curzon on, (263)
Irrigation Tank, Bombay Government, (242)
Italy, Census Returns, (539)
Italy, Population of, (191)

J

“JAMES Forrest" Lecture, The, 421
Japan Custom House Disputes, 176
Education in Naval Architecture, 275
Industrial Development of, 450
Kerosene Oil in Increasing Demand in, (539), (595)
Trade of, British and other Imports, (539)
Trust to Control the Field of Industry in, (539)
Jarrold and Sons, Pietures of East Coast Health Resorts, (641)
Jessop and Sons, American Branch Projected, 262, (263)
Joist Syndicate, German, (622)
Joy’s Ass-'stant Cylinder, 346, 357, 404

K

KEEPING Stock, 572
Kerosene Oil in Japan, Increasing Demand for, (539), (595)
Key-way Catting Machine, British, Glasgow Ex¬hibition (Supplement, June 28th, 1901)
King’s College, Forty-first Annual Dinner, (539)
Kinzna Viaduct, Rebuilding the Great, 278
Kitson Light, The, for Aberdeen, (321)
Krug's Now Year’s Present to his Employés, Kuttor's Formula for the Flow of Water, 613

L

LABOUR and Machino Teo's, 213
Labour Questions, Strikes, and Trade Disputes:
Aberaman Colliery, Strike at. 9, 39
Albion Steel Works, Strike, 392, 417, 455, 481
Barrow, Stank Iron Mines, Miners Thrown Out of Employ Taken on by Vickers, Sons, and Maxim, (374)
Barrow Steel Company, Blast Furnacemen’s Wages Reduced, (397)
Bell, Mr., on Strikes, (215). (455)
Bethesda Quarries Strike, 417, 481, 573
Board of Conciliation and Arbitration in North of England Manufactured Iron and Steel Trade, Annual Meeting, (123)
Board of Trade Report on the State of Employ¬ment, February and April, (321), (507)
Board of Trade's Report on the State of the Skilled Labour Market during December, (65)
Cambrian Collieries Strike, 61, 543
Chain Trade, Strike in tbe, (461), (565)
Clvdach Vale Colliery Strike. 140, 172, 271, 292. 350, 351, 370, 392, 417, 511, 663
Coal Tax, The, 417, 455, 481, 511, 543
Coal Traders’ Associations and the Railway Companies, Dispute ns to Siding Rents, (279)
Colliers and the Coal Tax. 417, 455, 481
Eight Hours for Miners, (624)
Glasgow Strike, 417
Imported Labour, Mass Meetings Connected with, 9
Labour Troubles, 9, 38 , 61. 90, 121, 140, 172, 211, 246, 271, 292, 315, 350, 370, 392, 417, 455, 481, 511, 543, 573, 599, 624. 663
Lancashire Coal Trade Dispute, (374), 511
Langloan Ironworks, Coatbridge, put in Blast, London and North-Western Railway Dispute, (481), 543, 573, 624, (611)
Mannesmann Tube Works, Strike, 172
Midland Wages Board’s Report for January, (321)
Miners’ Wages, Redaction of, 392
Montceau les Mines Strike, Collapse of, (477)
New York Bureau of Labour Statistics, (477)
Strikes and Lock-outs, 1900, (477,
North-Eastern Railway Men, Advance of Wages Movement, 9, (39). (77), (292), (321), (383,
Northumberland Coal Trade Conciliation Board, Decision as to Miners' Wages, (39)
Palmer's Blast Furnaces, Stoppage of Work, (100), (123)
Penrhyn Dispute, The, 9, 38, 121, 172, 211, 246, 315, 417, 455, 481, 511, 543, 573, 599, 624, CIO, 663
Pontypridd, Eight Hours’ System Advocated, 9
Strike, 350
Printing Trade Dispute, 271
Scotch Coal Trade Conciliation Board and the Wages Question, (141)
Scottish Miners’ Federation and a Five Days’ Week, 350
Sheffield Plumbing Trade, Dispute in, (127)
Slight Improvement in the Labour Market daring March, bat State of Employment Worse than a Year ago, (397)
Steel Trade Crisis, 292
Stockton Malleable Ironworks, Stoppage at the, (360), (383)
Strike, Colliery Engine - keepers, Scotland, (360), (383)
Colliery, 9, 38, 61, 140, 172, 271, 292, 3r0, 351, 370, 392, 417, 455. 481, 511, 543, 573, 599, 624, 640, «63
Employes of Metropolitan Railway, Paris, (125)
Engineer Employés, Grimsby, (641)
Lancashire Colliery Engineers’, 370, 511
Lack-outs in 1900, (65)
Malleable Ironworks, Stockton Iron¬works, 663
Midland Tobe Trade, 481, 640
Newtown, Weavers’, 392
New Zealand, 653
Simplon Tunnel, (667)
Taff Vale Railway, 9, 38, 61, 90, 113,
292, 370, 392, 417, 455, 511, 543
Victoria Dock, 417
Vivian’s Spelter Works, Swansea, 663
Swansea and District Coalowners' Association Refuse Demands for Extra Pay, Steel Trade Crisis Threatened, (215), 851, 392
Telegraph Manufacturing Company, Limited, Adopt the Forty-eight Hours’ System with¬out Wages Reduction, (333)
Wages in the United States, High Rate of, (100, Weavers’, Newtown, 392
Labour-saving Machinery, 122
Laing, Mr. Arthur, (306)
Lake Baikal, Transit of, 171
Lake Superior Ore Supplies, 144
“ Lancaster ” Steam Trap, Improvement in Lan¬caster and Tonge's, (581)
Lang and Sons, John, Machine Tools, Glasgow Exhibition (xv. Supplement, June 28th, 1901)
Language, A Question of, 72
Lathes, British, Glasgow Exhibition (Supplement, Jun' 28th, 1901)
Feather’s 8in. Centre, 403
A Large American, (123)
and Screw Machiues, Light, Mr. J. Ashford on, 188, 198, (200), 209, 223, 219
Three-pillar Face-plate, Mr. H. Broad¬bent, 142, 148
Vertical Turret Axle, 74
Launches and Trial Trips, 27, 58, 79, 105, 129, 155, 203, 229, 253, 281, 307, 361, 385, 408, 439, 463, 490, 555, 583, 608, 633, 679
Laurium, Opening for British-made Implements at, (667)
Law Courts, Ventilation of the. 365
Lead in Pottery Manufacture, Dr. Thorpe on, 31

Leaders:

1900, 15
Aber Explosion, The, 571
Acetylene, Storage of, 194
Advice Gratis, 93
American Competition, 41
American Naval Contracts, 91
Analysis by Experts, 623
As an Englishman Sees It, 541
“Blue Lias” Lime, 427
Board of Trade Committee’s Report on Steel Rails, 400
Boiler, Work Done in a, 541
Brighton E'estrie Cobles, 171
Canadian Canals, 91
Canadian Iron Trade, 428
Central London Railway and Vibration, Tbe,
Cheap I’owor, 170
Chemistry, 22
Civil Engineering during 1900, 16
Combustion in Locomotives, 647
Commerce and Education, 324
Commercial War, 193
Cooper's Hill Engineering College, 170, 241
Cordite, 324
Corrosion of Water-tubo Boilore, 350
Depression, 319
Economy, 454
Electrical Engineering during 1900, 18
Electric Lighting, Municipal, 593
Electric Traction on the Metropolitan Rail¬way, 43
Engineering Trade and the New German Tariff, 669
Explosion at Denton, The, 63
Explosion of Heated Water, 270
Field Guns, Supply of, 42
Fire-boxos of Looomotives, 399
Foreign Tariffs and British Trade, 375
French Naval Mamcuvres, The, 648
Gas and Steam as a Motive Power, 597
Gas Supply during 1900, 21
Gun of the Americans, Tho Big, 216
Heat in Boilers, Distribution of, 479
Heavy Motor Traction, 509
High-pressure in the Navy, 376
Hustle, 400
Indian Government Contracts, 597
Intensified Production, 143
Keeping Stook, 572
Knottingley Boiler Explosion, 319
Labour and Machine Tools, 243
legislation and Trade, 618
Locomotives, Combustion in, 617
Locomotive Efficiency, 194
Manchester and Lverpool Electric Railway, 541, 572
Manufacturer on British Trade, A, 623
Mechanical Engineering during 1900, 17
Metallurgy during 1900, 22
Metropolitan Railways, The, 453
Municipal Electric Lighting, 598
Navy Boilers, 295, 323, 669
Navy Estimates, The, 269
Once Moro 120 Miles an Hour, 4S0
One Hundred and Twenty Miles an Hour, 217
Patent Law Reforms, 454
President on Education, A, 423
Rail Bearers, Strength of, 143
Sanitary Engineering during 1900, 20
Screw Stay Bolts of Fire-boxes, 427
Specification, 120 Specifications, Examination of, 296
Steel Trust, The Giant, 169, 243, 321
Submarine Boats, 67, 218
Submarines and tlioir Antidotes, 480
Suggestion, A, 509
Trade, The Custom of, 120
Trust, The Giant Steel, 169, 213, 324
Trusts, 119
Tabular Railways, 510
Ventilation, Need for Inlot, 213
Voltage in Electrical Supply. Change of, 214
War Material during 1900, 21
Water Supply during 1900, 20
Water-tube Boilers, Circulation in, 4C0
Water-tube Boilers, Corrosion of, 350
Water-tube Boilers, Report on, 269

Sub-Leaders:

American Railway Construction, 144
American Smokeless Powder, 401
Belleville Boilers, M. Belleville on, 376
Bridge for West Africa, Prompt Construction of a, 95
Bridges, New Record for Stone Arch, 14
British and Continental Workmanship, 95
British Forestry, 400
Coal, 401
Coal Bills, Future Railway, 297
Coal Contracts, Railway, 43, 271, 297
Coal Values, 619
Commercial Education, 245
Cooper’s Hill Engineering College, 350
Copper, 95, 215, 510
Danube, Mouths of the, 513
Derwent Valley Water Bill, The, 376
Engineers and India, 297
Englishman Sees It," “As an, 649
Forestry, British, 400
French Shipbuilding Programme, Tne, 2)7
French Submarine Boats, 455
German Canal Project, Strategic Importance of the, 68
Gun Accidents, 670
Industrial Arbitration, 270
Iron Ore Supplies, 670
Iron Trade ltjvival, 219
Iron Tube Trade, Betterment in the, 619
Lake Baikal, Transit of, 171
Lake Superior Ore Supplies, 144
Locomotive Coal Contract», Tne, 43, 271
London Water Supply, 171
Machinery Exports, A Year's, 43
Metropolitan Railway, The, 297, 401, 429
Minor's Safety Lamp, The, 480
Mono-rail, Once More the, 619
Morgan, Mr., and the Leyland Line, 455
Motive Power Schemes, 171
Natural Gas, 43
Naval and Military Exhibition, 171
One Hundred and Twenty Miles an Hour, 455
Question of Carriage, A, 454
Railway Locomotive Contracts, The, 43, 271
Royal Yacht, The New, 43
Russian Railway Projects in Persia, 121
St. Petersburg and Moscow Electric Railway, The, 297
Self-moving Vehicles for Heavy Traffic, 511
Sheffield, A Trade Mark, 572
Sheffield and tbe Cnitod States, 480
Standardisation of Rolled Sections, 648
Steam Eogine and Boilers Bill, The, 455
Submarine Cross-Channel Service, 95
Textile Machinery, 297 .
Tin-plate Manufacturers to Visit Amonca, 6/0
Torpedo Gao, The, 401
Trade, How to Ruin, 171
Trade Outlook, Toe, 624
Tube Trade, The, 194, 481
Yorkshire Steam Coal Trade, The, 63
Legal Intelligence:
Daimler Motor Company, Limiter), The British Motor Traction Company, (507)
Lieds Forgo Company Deighton's Patent Fine and Tube Company, Limited (Corru¬gated Furnace Tubes), 316
Legislation and Trade, 643

Letters from our own Correspon¬dents:

America, Engineering Notes from, 21, 52, 152,
200, 250, 278, 358, 382, 408, 436, 460, 488, 580, 606
America, Notes from, 27, 53, 78, 104, 129, 155, 179, 202, 229, 252, 281. 335. 361. 384, 410, 463, 490, 522, 652, 582, 608, 632, 656, 673
Australia, Notes from, 79, 105, 253, 335, 408, 583, 630, 679
England, North of, 25, 51, 77, 103, 127, 153,
201, 227, 251, 279, 305, 333, 359, 383, 409, 437, 461, 489, 521, 553, 580, 607, 631, 655, 677
Germany, 26, 52, 78, 104, 128, 154, 178, 202, 228, 252, 280, 307, 334 , 360, 384, 410, 438, 462, 490, 523, 554, 583, 608, 632, 656, 678
Iron, Coal, and General Trades of Birming¬ham, Wolverhampton, and other Districts, 25, 60, 76, 102, 123, 152, 176 , 200, 227, 250, 278, 305, 333, 358, 382, 408, 436, 461, 488, 621, 553, 580, 606, 630, 655, 676
Japan, 176
Lancashire, 25. 50, 76, 102, 127, 152, 177, 201, 250, 278, 305, 333, 359. 382. 408. 436, 461, 488, 521, 553, 580, 606, 630, 655, 677
Newport Harbour Commissioners’ Weekly Trade Reports, 26, 52. 78, 128, 154, 178, 202, 252, 2g0, 306, 334, 384, 410, 438, 462, 490, 522, 554, 582, 608, 632, 656, 678
Scotland, 26, 51, 77, 103, 128, 153, 178, 202, 228, 251, 280, 334, 360, 333, 409, 437, 462, 459, 522, 554, 582, 607, 632, 656, 677
Sheffield, 25, 51, 77, 103, 127, 153, 177, 201, 227, 251, 279, 305, 333. 359. 383, 409, 437, 461, 489, 521, 553, 580, 607, 631, 655, 677
Wales and Adjoining Counties, 26, 52, 77, 104, 128, 154, 178, 202, 228, 251, 280, 305, 331, 360, 384, 410, 438, 462, 490, 522, 554, 552, 608, 632, 656, 678

Letters to the Editor:

Aluminium, Progress of, 11. B., 329 ; John B- Kershaw, 379
American Cab. Teo, Bogie Man, 199; Rich. H. P. Curie, 173 ; Cloment E. Strotton, 199
American Shipbuilding Developments, E. E. Russell Tratman, 47
As an EaglishmanSoee It, J. 1). B., 602; John Batey, 602 ; a Chicago Man, 577 ; Joseph Horner, 577
Assnan Dam, The, W. Willcocks, 435
Reservoir, The, W. Willcocks, 547
Australian Commonwealth’s Effect on Patents and Trade Marks, Edwin Phillips, 47
Australian Gauges, Evacuates A. Phipson, 12
Bell Rock Lighthouse, The, Lighthouso, 653
Bolleisle Experiments, Jas. Casey, 515
Boilers, Design of Locomotive, Alf. Cotton, 404
Boiler Explosions, Edw. J. M. Davies, 173, 238, 645
Bailors for the Navy, Sextus, 433
Brick-making Machines, Sam. L. Green, 653
British American Machinery, Gilbert Little, 72
Briton and his Commercial Rivals, The, Jehus Bickle, 356 ; Geo. J. S. Broomhall, 3S0
Centrifugal Pumps, J. and H. Gwynne, Limited, 330, 433; John Gwynne, Managing Director, 404 ; Q , 379
Cheap Power, J. 11. Hamilton, 222
Clinometers, J. A. Normand, 379
Contracts for Tools, T. J., 675
Cooper’s Hill College, T. A. Iloarcon, 274 ; N. Y., 238; Veritas, 603
Corrosion of Water-tuba Boilers, Andrew Howatson, 405
Cotton, Sir Arthur, F. Id. Rundall, 122
Craftsmen’s Club, The, W. J. Moseley, 379
Cross-Channel Passages, Grande Vitesse, 653
Deflections of Beams, Edw. J. M. Davies, 356; L. Smith, 173
Dover-Calais Boats, J. Compton Morryweatber, 627
Drawbridge Gato, Interlocking Mechanically- operating, H. G. Tyrrell, 603
Electric Locomotives, R. M. Deeloy, 12
Electrical Superannuation Fund, British, E. Garcke, 99
Electrical Works, New, Richard V. Lynn, 459
Engineering Prospects in South America, John Lockie, 379
Explosion of Boated Water, W. Akhurst, 329, 355 ; Alf. Cotton, 304 ; Elw. J. M. Davies, 677 ; D. Evans, 355; J. Graham, 355; Alleyne Reynolds, 329; A. E. Tbomas, 379; llenry Wool ford, 804, 355
Fast Run on tho North-Eastern, Norman D. Macdonald, 577
Fast Run on the North • Eastern Railway, Another, Norman D. Macdonald, 675
Fire-throwing from locomotives (see 479), Jas. Baxtor, 515; Alf. Cotton, 459, 479, 615, 627; Rd. Jenkins, 602
Flanged Wheel, Invention <f the, Clement E. Stretton, 101, 122
Fiow of Water in Pipes and Open Channels, Edgar C. Trupp, 675
Flux for Soldering Aluminium, J. V. S. Bick¬ford, C75
Foucault Pendulum, The, Wm. Brighton Jordan, 627
Friction of tho Spinning Top, The, Wm. Leighton Jordan, 677, 653
Gambetta, The, J. and A. Niclausse, 5l7 Gyroscope, The, Wm. Keith Beard, 603 Gyroscopo, Graphics of tho, 1’. W. I).. 54/ ;
W. Ixiighton Jordan, 485, 615; liamber Wilson, 459, 515
Heating and Ventilating, Wm. Ingham, 12 ; Os. Wheeler, 12
Hot-air Supply from Stoam Engine, Tho American Blower Company, 173 ; G, 149
Inlet Ventilation, Wm. Ingham, 238
Inlet Ventilation, The Nood for, Edw. A. Harman, 274 ; Arthur Rigg, 356
Institution of Naval Architects, The, Leslie 8.
Robertson, 379
Joy’s Assistant Cylinder, Fred. Elwards, 404
Knittingloy Boiler Explosion, Tho, W. Akhurst, 379; Boiler Maker, 401; Gerard A. Muntz, 404
labour-saving Machinery, Jas. Waite, 122
Language, A Question of, Onlooker, 72
Lifts, Safety in, A. Smith and Stevens, 73
Litigation under Mr. Chamberlain's Workmen's Compensation Act, W. J. Shaxby, 105 Liverpool Heavy Motor Trials, 11, S. Hele-Shaw, 653
Locomotives, Efficiency of, W. Carew Smith, 199
Locomotivo Engine-building in India, H. H. Spalding, 603
Locomotives, English and American, Draw Bar, 652 ; Fair Play. 675 ; G. M. L. 652; liy. Lea, 675 ; John Riekie, 653
Locomotive Fire-box Stays, Mernok, 459 ; Wort, 433
Locomotives, United States Express, Norman I). Macdonald, 99, 149 ; Satisfied, 122
Clement E. Stretton, 122
Masonry Arches, Largo, W. B. Coventry, 274
Mexico as a Field for British Enterprise, Regi¬nald Enock, 199
Motor Cars, John Smith and Co., 238
Mounting Guns, Sergeant, R.G.A., 653
Naval Engineers, Fidley House, 46 ; N. E., 46
Non-intlammable Wood, Edwin Marshall Fox, 404
Od Fuel in the Tyne, Engineer, 304
One Hundred and Twenty Miles an Hour, G. F. G. Desvignes, 433
Openshaw Armour Plate, P. von Jacob Holtzar and Co. (H. A. Brustlein), 405
Patent Law, Wm. Hucks, jun., 330
Patent Law Reform, P. Jensen, 675
Patent-office Reform, J. Brown, 356
Patents in Federated Australia, E. P. Alex¬ander and Son, 122
Patents without Patent Agents, R. M. O., 485; Old Patentee, 485 ; Patentee, 459; J. T. Towlson, 485
Patriotic Protest, A, Harvey Dalziel, 274
Railway Location, Percy G. Scott, 515, 603
Railway Runs, O. R. Walkey, 602
Receiver Steam, Robt. C. Puckering, 222
Repairing a Breakdown, J. 1). Seaton, 149
Roof Work in Wales, Roesand Kirby, Limited, 433
Salt Water Feed, Merryweathor and Sons, Limited, 122
Schmidt Superheater, Tho, Eiston and Co., Limited (H. K. Baynes), 330
Sirocco Fan, W. A. Granger, 675
Smoke Prevention, Nemo, 122
Observor, 99
Solignac Boiler, The, W. Worby Beaumont, 653
Standards of Lengths and Weight, W. M. L., 222
Steel Trust, The American, E. IL, SOI
Strength of Struts, The, J. M. Moncrielf, 627
Oiler, 433
Robt. II. Smith, 675
Strikes in New Zealand, Fred. Millar, 653
Submarine Boats, J. 11. B , 173
Robt. A. Bruce, 222
Superheating by Throttling, Jas. A. Watts, 73
Tests for Portland Cement, W. S. Hannah, 517
Theodolites and their Errors, P. J. Lynam, 304
Tramways and Light Railways Association, Norman A. Thompson, 199
Tabular Railways, Geo. T. Pardoe, 547
Valve Goar Diagrams, S. Henry Barraclough, 222
Chas. T. Crowden, 288
Ventilation and Heating, Alf. J. Allen, 47
Ventilation of the Law Courts, S. C. Davidson, 647
Interested, 433
Voltage, Augmented, Consumer, 274
Water Supply, Arthur Brangwyn, 12
B. W. W. E., 99 R. C. Frain, 73
R. H. and Son, 46 II. P. Maybury, 47
Water-tube Boilers, Alexander Dalrymple, 301
What an Englishman Thinks, J. D. B., 627
Wheel Lathe i>. Boring Mill, Machinist, 173
Winding from Great Depths, G. Fuller Grey, 274 ; Juguno, 304 ; Gisbert Kopp, 301
Wood, Non-inllammable, Edwin Marshall Fox, 404
Works out of London, Jas. Field, 405
Workshop Rules, Uncertainty, 149
Life-saving Appliances at the Paris Exhibition, 2, (74)
Lifts, Safety in, 73
Lighthouse, Bell Rock, 589, 653
Lighthouse Engineering, 255
Lighting of the Bais de Boulogne with Alcohol, (438)
Lightning Research Committee, Organisation of the, (397), (622)
Lignite Minos in Austria, 1899, (611)
Lille, Roubaix, and Tourcoiog, Scheme to Con¬nect, by a Boulevard, (477)
Linoleum Printing Machine, 344
Liquid Air, M. d’Arsonval on, (163)
Liquid Air in the Combustion of Lignite and Peat, Utilisation of, (123)

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Fort William to Mallaig, Issued by the North British Railway Company, (671)
Fowler, Sir John, L'fe of, by Thos. Makay, 56
Ganguillet and Rutter's Formula, New Tables for the Complete Solution of, by E. C. S. Moore, (429)
Gas and Coal Dust Firing : Critical Review of tho Various Appliances Patented in Germany for this Purpose since 1895, by Albert Piitsch, (57)
Gas Engine Hand-book, E. W. Roberts, (671)
Gas Enterprise, A Hundred Years of, by Thos. Newbigging, (351)
Gasfitting, Hand-book of Practical, by Walter Grafton, (429), 671
Gasworks, Modern Methods of Saving Labour in, C. E. Brackenbury, (219)
Glue, Gum, Paste, and other Adhesives, by Thos. Bolas and Chas. Godfrey Leland, (401)
Gold Milling Principles and Practice, by G. C. Warnford Lock, (351), 429
Guide to Chamounix and the Range of Mt. Blanc, Edward Whymper, (671)
Guido to Zermatt and the Matterhorn, Edw. Whymper, (671)
Healthy Home, Francis Vacher, (598), (671)
Highway Construction, Treatise on, by Austin T. Byrne, (401)
Hillgrove Goldfields, Report on the, E. C. Andrews, (145)
Holidays in Eastern Counties, Ed. by Percy Lindley, (671)
How to Avoid Payment of Debt, by a Solicitor, (530)
Induction Coils, How to Make, Use, and Repair Them, H. S. Norrie, (671)
LTndustrie et le Commerce de l’Espagne, Gaston Routier, (219)
Ions et l’Electrolysc, La Théorie des, Auguste llollard, 365
Institution of Civil Engineers, Excerpt Minutes of Proceedings of Vol. exliii., Session 1901, Part I., (530)
Kelly’s Directory of the Engineers and Iron and Metal Trades and Colliery Proprietors, (598)
Kelly's Directory of Merchants, Manufacturers, and Shippers, &c., (401)
Laboratory Physics, Manual of, by H. M. Tory and E. II. Pitcher, (401)
Land Area Tables, Wm. Codd, (530)
Laxton’s Builders' Price-book for 1901, (219), (236)
Lean’s Royal Navy List, No. 93, (145)
Lime, Mortar, and Cement: Their Characteristics and Analyses, W. J. Dibdin, (219), 285
Liquid Flow in Pipes, Sewers, &c., Tables for the Solution of Ganguillet's and Rutter’s Formula for the, Colonel E. C. S. Moore, 530
Literature, Contents and Subject Index to General and Periodical, by A. Cotgreave, (H5)
Lockwood’s Builders', Architects’, Contractors, and Engineers’ Price-book, 1901, (145)
Machine Design, Elements of, Part I., General Principles, Fastenings, and Transmissive Machinery, by W. Cawthorne Unwin, (530)
Manchester Royal Exchange for 1901, Directory and Guide to the, Rich. Collinton, (671)
Marine Engineers, Verbal Notes and Sketches for, by J. W. Sothern, (429)
Mechanical and Physical Subjects, Papers on, by Osborne Reynolds, (511)
Mechanical Triumphs of the Ancient Egyptians, Commander F. M. Barber, (171), 184
Mercury or Quicksilver in New South Wales, with Notes on its Occurrence in other Colonies and Countries, by J. E. Came, (95)
Mesures Electriquos, par Eric Gérard, (145) Metal Turning, Practical Lessons iD, by Percival
Marshall, (57)
Mines, Report of the Bureau of, 1900, Printed by Order of the Legislative Assembly of Ontario, (57), 95
Mining and Metallurgy, "Transactions” of the Institution of, The Ninth Session, 1899-1901, 364
Mining Report of the Department of Mines and Agriculture, New South Wales, for 1899, (95)
Moteurs Synchrones a Courants Altematifs, André Blondel, (530)
Motor Cycles and how to Manage them, O. J. Wilson, (671)
Motor Engineers’ and Electrical Workers’ Hand-book, Wm. Lintern, (530,
Motor Vehicles and Motors: Their Design, Construction, and Working by Steam, Oil, and Electricity, by W. Worby Beaumont, 32
Municipal and County Engineers, "Proceed¬ings ” of the Incorporated Association of, Vol. xxvi., 145
Municipal Engineer, How to Become a, by J. Freebairn Stow, (286)
Natural Philosophy, Exercises in, by Magnus McLean, 56
Naval Annual for 1901, J. Griffin and Co., 611
Naval Annual, 1901, The, Edited by John Ley- land, (598)
Naval Pocket-book, The, Founded by Laird Clowes, Edited by L. G. Carr Laughton, (698)
Navali o Tipi di Navi, Programmi, by Vittorio
Cnniberti, 585
Navigation Sous-Marine, Généralités et Histo- rique, &c., par M. Gaget, (145)
Nicaraguan Canal Commission, 1897-99, Report of, 184
Office Management: Hand-book for Architects and Civil Engineers, W. Kaye Parry, (649)
Oil Engines, Design and Construction of, with Directions for Erecting, Testing, Running, &c., A. H. Goldingbam, (171)
Ore and Stone Mining, Text-bcok of, by C. Lc Neve Foster, (429)
Paper Work, Decorative and Useful, by Rev. C. Lambert and C. G. Leland, (286)
Papermakers’ Pocket-book, Compiled by Jos. Beveridge, (671)
Physics, Advanced Exercises in Practical, Arthur Schuster, (219)
Planters’ Association of Ceylon (Kandy) Proceedings of, for Year endieg February 17tb, 1900, (145)
Portes Modernes, Les, par C. do Cordemoy, 95
Psychical R?search, Proceedings of the Society for, Part XXXVIII., Vol. xv., October, (57)
Pure Water for London, by R. P. Whellock, (286)
Quantities, \ ol. i., Road-making and Hewer Construction, (511)
Railroads, Memorandum on Co-operative, by an Expert, (219)
Railway Law for the Man in the Train, Goo. E. T. Edalji, (171)
Railway Runs in Three Continents, J. T. Burton-Alexander, 219
Reservoirs for Irrigation, Water, Power, and Domestic Water Supply, by Jas. Dix Schuyler, (2-15)
Resistance des Matériaux et Eéments de la i Théorie Matbématique do l'Elasticité, par Aug. Fiippl, (245)
Rivetage des Charpentes Mclalliques des Navires et dos Chaudicres, Traité Theorique et Pratique du, Par G. Mangas, 236
" Royal" Road Book of England, The, (530)
Sanitary Engineering, Practical Treatise on the
Collection, Removal, and Final Disposal of ' Sewage, &o., by Col. E. C. S. Moore, (429)
Schittbauteohniscben Geselhchaft, Jahrbuch dor, Zweiter Band, (245), 649
Schilfsmaschinenbau, Der, Von H. Wilda, 57
Seaford's Map of Metropolitan Railways, Tram¬ways, and othor Improvements, (236)
Sekon’s Dictionary of Railway Words and Phrases, G. A. Sekon, (245)
Sell’s Dictionary of the World’s Press and Advertisers’ Reference-book, 1901, H. Sell, (530)
Sell’s Dictionary of Registered Telegraphic Addresses, National Directory of Large Com¬mercial Houses and Buyers’ Guide, (145)
“Shipping World” Year-book, Desk Manual in Trade, Commerce, and Navigation, (236)
Ships, All the World's, Cosmopolitan Naval Annual Target-book and Signal Manual, Parts I. and IL, Fred. T. Jane, (649)
Silico-calcareous Sandstones, Building Stones from Quartz, Sand, and Lime, Ernst Stutter, (171)
Smithsonian Institution, Report of S. P. Lang¬ley, Secretary of the, for Year Ending June 30th, 1900, (145), (649)
Society of Engineers, Transactions for 1900 and General Index, 1857 to 1900, (530)
Soil Study, A, Part II., The Crop Grown, Sugar Beets, Wm. P. Hoaddon, (145)
South Africa, Guido to, for the Use of Tourists, Sportsmen, Invalids, and Settlers, (6)
Statf-work of the Anglo-Boer War, 1889-1901, Lady Briggs, (671)
Statique Grapbique des Systèmes Triangnlés, Exposéj Théoriques, parT. Seyrig, 465
Steam Boiler Economy, Treatise on the Theory and Practice of Fuel Economy in the Opera¬tion of Steam Boilers, Wm. Kent, (401), 465
Steam Engine Design and Construction, Hints on, Chas. Hurst, (671)
Steam Engineering, Annual Report of the Chief of the Bureau of, Washington, (145) i Surveying and Levelling Instruments, Theoreti¬cally and Practically Described, by Wm. Ford Stanley, 364
Taschenbuch der Deutschen und dcr Fremden KriegsHotten, von B. Weyer, 144
Technische Hülfsmittel zur Befiirdornrg u Lagerung von Sammel Kürpern (Massen-
gütern), M. Buhl, (598)
Telephone Lines and their Properties, Wm. J. Hopkins, (598)
Tower3 and Tanks for Waterworks. Theory and Practice of their Design and Construction, (598)
Traverse Tables, with Introductory Chapter on Co-ordinate Surveying, by Hy. Louis and Geo. Wm. Caunt, (245)
1 Tunnelling, Practical Treatise, by Chas. Prelini, f with Additions by Chas. S. Hill, (598)
Twentieth Century Inventions, A Forecast, by ) Geo. Sutherland, (351)
University Correspondence College, The Calen¬dar 1900-1901, (219)
i Water Filtration Works, J. H. Fuertes, (649), (671)
Water Power, by Joseph P. Frizel), (145), 271
Water Supply, Public, Requirements, Resources, and Construction of Works, by F.
E. Turneaure and H. J. Russell, with chap¬ter on Pumping, by D. W. Mead, (530), 585
Weights and Measurements of Sheet Lead, Jas. Alexander, (649)
Willing's PressGuide and Advertisers’ Directory and Hand-book, (95)
Yachting Hints, Tables, and Useful Memor¬anda, A. C. Franklin, (145)
Lock, Concrete, Mississippi, 152
Lodge, Professor O., on the University for Bir¬mingham Scheme, 552
London, Port of, (86)
London, The Cheapest Port in the World, (507) London Geological Field Class, (384)
London, Population, (13)
London and West County Chamber of Mines' “ Records,” First Vol., (425)
Lorry for Military Purposes, Self-propelled, 514
Lovell Interlocking Gear, The, 578
Lubricating Oil in Water-cooled Motors, The Flash-point of, (667)
Lubrication, Forced, Mr. C. Day on, 199
Ljater, Mr. A. G., Increase of his Salary, (263)

M

MACHALSKE, Dr., Method of Producing Phosphorus by Electrolytic Means, (321)
Machine for Cutting Marble, Automatic, (214)
Machines, Import and Export, French Govern¬ment Report, (490)
Machine Shop Construction, U.S.A., 436
Machine Tools, Mr. John Ashford, 188, 198, (200), 209, 223, 249
Axle Lithe and Screw Machine, 74
British, at the Glasgow Exhibi¬tion (Sup/iltinciit, June 2St/i, 1901), 664
for Plates and Angles, Rush- worth and Co., 612, 513
Libonr and, 243
Geo. Richards and Co., Limited, Paris Exhibition, 124
Machine Tools, Testing of, 382
Trade in the West of Scotland, 116
Works of Messrs. J. E. H. Andrew and Co., Limited, (681)
Machinery, British v. American, 72
Exports, A Year’s, 43
Fencing of, 124
for the American Navy (Supplement, Marek 22nd, 1901), 290
for the Ural Industries Admitted Duty Free, (667)
Painting of, 179
MacLdlan, Limited, P. and W., Machine Tools at the Glasgow Exhibition (vii., Supplement, June 29,1k, 1901)
Magnalium, (347), 467
Magnetism and Electro-magnetism, Prof. S. Thompson on, (39)
Magnets, Tests carried out by, Mr. J. Rlemencie, (263)
Maize-llaking Plant, 48
Manganeso Exports from Huelva, in Spain. (593)
Mines in Spain, Company to Exploit, (294)
Manufacturer on British Trade, A, 623

Maps:

Area of Operations of the Mond Gas Scheme, 537
Eoz.eli-Teheran Hoad, 110
London, Bobt. J. Cook and Hammond, (65)
Mond Gas Scheme, Area of Operation of the, 537
Marconi’s Wireless Telegraphy, Dr. J. A. Flem¬ing on, (191)
Masonry Arches, Large, 274
Massachusetts Metropolitan Water and Sewerage Board Act Passed, (374)
Mather and Platt, Machine Tools, Glasgow Exhibition (xiii., Supplement, June 28</t, 1901)
Matheson, Mr. Hy. Cripps, 214
Maudslay, Sons, and Field, Limited, Itaunionand Dinner, (250)
Mechanical Stokers, Mr. J. Geldard on, 165
Traction in Paris, 387, 414
Mechanics, Professor Ewing on, (78), (104), (140), (178), 195, (223)
Meldrum Bros., Limited, New Works, (677)
Menzies, Mr. Thomas, 90
Mercury in the Colonies, Production of, Stimu¬lated by a Government Bounty, (39)
Mersey Dock, Double-power Hydraulic Capstan, 619, 620
Metal, A New, called Graphite Steel, (507)
Metals, Resilience of, Effect of Low Temperature on,(595)
Metals in Y okohama, Trade in, (595)
Metallic Compound, New, Discovered by Dr. Macbalske, (321)
Metallurgy during 1900, 22 .
Metallurgie Industry, Continental Crisis in the, (520)
Meters, Smith's Water, 328
Metric System, Mather and Platt and the, (266)
Mexico as a Field for British Enterprise, 199
Mexico, Trade of, and Demand for Agricultural Tools, Ac , Mining and Pumping Machinery,(123)
Mica, Bad Effect of Oil on the Insulating Property L of, (141)
Mica in New South Wnles, (294)
Mill, Taming and Boring, Atlas Engineering Company, 225
Milling Machines, British, Glasgow Exhibition (Supplement, June 29th, 1901)
Miliing Machines—see also Machine Tools Milwaukee, Steam Engine and Mining Combinition in, (539)
Mines of Lake Superior, The, (367)
Mine Ventilation, Mechanical, Mr. J. W. (Hutchinson cn, (76)
Mineral Exports from Greece, (13) Minerals of New South Wales, Value of, (242)
Mineral Resources of Venezuela, (595)
Miners’ Safety Lamps, 436, (451), 480
Mining in Biscay, (641), 652
Industry, Greece and New South Wales, (583)
Industries of the World, 1899, Blue-book dealing with the, (168)
Plant in Sweden, The Largest, (595)
Practice in Scotland, Mr. David Rankin on, 299
Properties in West of England Acquired by Foreign Syndicates, (425)
Moffatt Feed-water Heater, A Large, 75
Molybdenum, Oxidation of, M. Marcel Gnichard on, (39)
Moncrieff, Mr. J. M., Ilis Theory as to the Bending and Breaking of Struts, 388
Montmorency Falls Power Station, Quebec, 36, 40
Moore, Colonel E. C. S., Tables for the Use of Rutter’s Formula for the Flow of Water, 613
Mortising Machine, T. Robinson and Son, Limited, 484
Mosquitoes and Malarial Fever, Research into Connection of, (425)
Motive Power Schemes, 171

Motor Vehicles:

Abinthe instead of Petrol for, (622)
Alcohol in the place of Petroleum for the Pro¬pulsion of, (330), (374)
American, (321)
Autocar for Official Visits, Chinese Ambassador intends to Use an, (374)
Automobile Club de Franoe, Their Annual Show, 157
Club’s Thirty-mile Run to Ascertain the Consumption of Spirit, 347
1200-mile Run, (141)
County Councillors and the, 622
Exhibition, (321)
and the Roads and Bridges Committee of the East
Suffolk County Council, (141)
Trials of Motor Vehicles in connection with the Glasgow Exhibition, 622
Automobiles for Conveying Stores and Ammunition, and Transport of Troops, in Austria, (347)
in France, Census of, (168)
Traffic in Sweden, (565)
Bicycle», Mr. J, Pennell on, (128)
Cara, 238
Cars to Carry the Ore from the Bins to the Furnaces, (321)
Cars in tho French Military Manoeuvres, (263)
Car Rice at Nice, (321)
Car Race from Paris to Bordeaux, (565)
Car, Steam, with Non-explosible Generator (321)
Chabocho, Steam Car, Boiler of, (477)
Chicago, A Failure a9 Public Conveyances for Hire, (397,
Cost of “ Motoring,” (667)
Cylinder Lubricant; for Petrol Cars, Care in the Selection of, (667)
Decauville Phiuton, 8 Horse-power, 475
Design, Construction, and Working of, by Steam, Oil and Electricity, 32
Duty on, in the United States, (611)
Electric Autocar for the German Emperor, (141)
English Motor Car Run, in Snow, (374,
Exhibition at Hamburg, (191)
Exhibition at Islington, 475
Fire Engine, “ An Exciting Trip,” (582)
Heavy Motor Traction, 481, 509, 511
H.M. the Queen’s, (507)
Light Steam Motor Carriage, Mr. H. A. House’s, (539)
Liverpool Self-propelled Traffic Association, (30G); Trials of Heavy and Other, 513 Liverpool Trials, Heavy Traffic, 481, 674, 592, 616, 653
“Locomobile” for Commander Wells’ Use, (477)
Locomobile Company’s Light Steam Carriage, Journey Made by, (65)
Long Distance Run with a Light, between Paris and Mantes, (425)
Lorry for Military Purposes, 514
Military Service, France and Austria, (347)
Oil Motor Tractor, A Novel, Mr. C. T. Crowden, 560, 561
Omnibus Service, South-West London, (263)
Paris, 157,188. 207, 232 Race at Pau, (191)
Racing on Common Roads, United States, (611)
Racing in France, (565), 583
Railway Charges for Carriage of, (374)
Royal Personages who Own, (477)
Steam Motor, New Type of American, (263)
Steam Motor Wagon Service, Tunbridge Wells and London, (641)
Steam, with Non-explosible Generator, (321)
For a Surveyor on Main Roads, Essex County Council, (667)
Transmission Mechanism, Mr. A. Marsden on, 190
War Machine, Vickers, Sons, and Maxim, Limited, designed by Mr. F. R. Simms, (539)
Wolseley Four-seated, 475
Moulding Material for Casting Metals, New, (263)

N

NATAL Industries, (374)
Naval Engineer Appointments, 9, 41, 57, 151, 178, 200,219, 276, 299, 327, 316, 405, 424, 456, 483, 514, 513, 573, 613, 638, 674
Naval Engineering, Micro-physics of, Lectures on the, Mr. Thos. Andrews, (397)
Naval Scouting and Despatch Vessels, 413
Naval War Game under Coast Warfare Rules, 563
Navy Boilers— lie Boilers
Navy Estimates, The, 269
Navy, High Pressure in the, 376
Navy, Total Strength of, (622)
New England, Gas and Coke Company's Works, Everett, Mass., U.S.A., 422, 426
New South Wales, Number of Employed in Mines, Government Aid Granted to, Prospecting for Gold in, (477)
New York, Rapid Transition Commission, (13)
New Zealand, Trade of, (215)
Newsvendors’ Benevolent and Provident Institu¬tion, (582)
Niagara Falls Hydraulic and Manufacturing Company, One of the Penstocks Shut Down, (667)
Niagara Falls Power, The, (590)
Niagara Falls, Wearing Away of the Rocks at the Outlet of the Tail Race, (667)
Nickel and Cobalt, Specific Hoats of, (39,
Nickel Ore Smelting and Refining Works, New South Wales, (168)
Nickel Production, 301
Nickel and Steel, Application of the Peculiar Thermal Properties of, (565)
Nile Lock and Bridge Charges Abolished, (141)
Noble, Mr. George, (100)
Nut, Bolt, and Rivet Works near Airdrie, (595)

O

Obituary:

Queen Victoria, 93
Angel, Prof. Henry, 599
Armstrong, Lord (with Portrait), 7
Asquith, Mr. W,, 292
Bevis, Mr. R. R., 190
Boyle, Sir Courtenay, 543
Brown, Mr. Jas.,(128)
Brunton, Mr. Henry, (536)
Bulmer, Alderman Wm., 228
Charlton, Mr. Wm., (489)
Cole, Mr. Jas. C., 292
Cooper, Mr. Wm. U., (383)
Crimp, Mr. Wm. Santo, 458
Darling, Mr. Wm., 653
Delamare-Debouttevillo, M. Edouard, 207
Donald, Mr. Jas., 267
Fairbairn, Sir Andrew (with Portrait), 601
Farmer, Mr. Andrew, (409)
Fitzgerald, Prof. G. F., 207
Forman, Mr. Charles, 165
Forster, Mr. G. B., (100), (103)
Graham, Mr. Geo., (153,
Gramme, M., 90
Griffiths, Mr., (678)
Hermite, Prof. C., (65)
Hutton, Col., 172
Insole, Mr. J. H.,(104)
Inverclyde, Lord, 172
Jarnos, Mr. Philip, (191
Laing, Mr. Arthur. (306)
Lewi», Mr. Jag., (280)
Matheson, Mr. Hy. Cripps, 214
Menzies, Mr. Thomas. 90
Noble, Mr. George, (100)
Owen, Mr. Geo., (490)
Owon, Mr. Thfs., (123)
Parkor, Mr. John James, (631)
Patrick, Mr. Wm., (65)
Pease, Mr. J. W., (321)
Pole, Dr. Woo., 9
Renton, Mr. John, (280)
Rhodes, Mr. Thos., (201)
Rothwell, Mr. R. P., (539)
Rowland, Prof. H. A., (607)
Rowlands, Mr. Moses, (280)
Siemens, Lady, (425)
Smallman, Mr. Elibu, (152)
Taylor, Mr. W. H., (477)
Thomas, Mr. T. D., (678)
Tolfree, Mr., (26)
WatsoD, Sir llenry, (191)
Way, Mr. R. A., (522)
Widdowson, Mr. J. H., 511, (543)
Wood, Mr. Chas., (409)
Oil Belt, Area of the Texas,(632)
Company, International, Japan, 176
Fuel at Sea, 276
Fuel for Torpedo Boats, 456, 460
Fuel in the Tyne, 301
Fuel on United States Torpedo Boat, Trial of, (39)
Lighting System, Incandescent, 576
Separating, from Exhaust Steam, Mr. Boyer Recommends Coke Chamber for, (507)
Old London Wall, Discovery of a Fragment of, (215)
Openings for English Capital and Manufactures, Servia, Quebec, (215)
Openshaw Armour Plate, 405

Ordnance:

Armour Plate Trials, 6ia., 377
Boer Field Artillery, 415
Breechloader (7'5in.) for the New Battleship, Capt. H. Garbett Describes, (622)
Dynamite Gun, Major Unge’s, 214
Fiold Guns, Supply of, 42, 50
Finspang Gun Foundry in Scandinavia Acquired by an English Firm, (39)
Garland Automatic Quick-firing Gun, The New, (347)
Gun Accidents, 670
Gun of the Americans, The Big, 214, 296
Gun, 5in.. New Model of, Tested at Indian Head, (451)
Gunnery Trials at Portsmouth, 12in. 50-Ton Gun, (641)
Guns, Our New German Field Artillery, (215), 288
Guns and Shells, Modern Steel, Mr. Thcs. Andrews on, 320
Gun, Vickers’ 6in., at Southsea Castle, 599,
653 - , Igoition in Small Arms and Artillery, Develop¬
ment of the Mode of, 482, 628
Krupp, for Chili and Argentina. (583)
Guns, Krupp, for England, (100)
Gun, Krupp, 28 c.m. Quick-firing, (84)
Guns Made in Germany for the Use of Oar Field Artillery, (215)
Leader on, 21
Motor Tractie n for Maxim Guns, (347)
Naval Gunnory, 327, (641)
Prize Firing of the Terrible from 6in. Quick-firing Guns, (641)
Re-arming and Storing the Artillery, Govern¬ment Expenditure in, (123)
Three-pounder Quick-firing Guns to Replace Sighting Guns for Turrets and Barbettes, Torpedo Gun, The, 401
Vickers-Maxim Guns(6in.)at Heugh Battery, Hartlepool, and at Southsca Castle, (141), 172, 599, 653
Vickers-Maxim, T> pea of, Testing Operations at the Eskweals Range, (581)
Ore Supplies, Lake Superior, 144
Ores, Titaniferous, Experiments on, (65)
Organ for York Minster, The New, 332
Owen, Mr. Geo., (490)
Owen, Mr. Thos., (123)

P

PAINT Manufacturing Plant, Follows and Bale, Limited, (251)
Painting of Machinery, 179
Palmer's Blast Furnaces, Statements Respecting the Closing Down of, (100), (123)
Panama Company Offers to Sell its Entire Rights to America, (294) . .
Paper, Detection of Mechanical Wood Pulp m, Paper Mill, A Monster, Maine United States, (52)

Paris Exhibition:

Austrian Section, Triple- expansion, Four- cylinder Condensing Engine, F. RiDghoffer, 134,192
Boilers at, 291, 311 Cold 8torage at, 268, 259
Crane, 10-Ton Overhead Electric Travelling, Stork Frères et Cie, 208
Creil Exhibit, 63, 134
Dutch Section, Stork Frères et Cie, 600 Horae- power Compound Horizontal Condensing Enjrine. 160
Electrical Engineering at, 29, 63, 134, 196, 261, 272, 273, 284, 314, 418, 419, 445
Elektricitiits Gesellschaft (Schuckert) Installa¬tion, 272
Engine, 1000 Horse power Tandem Compound, Van den Kerohove, 44
Fives-Lillo Company’s Exhibit, 286
Franco-Tosi Engines, 368, 37®>’7^,?7L,
Ganz and Co., Electric Exhibit, 116, 116, 233, 234, 261, 272, 273, 284, 393
Hackl Arc Lamp, The, 445
Hoor Curve Tracer, Ganz and Co., 285
Life-saving Appliances, 2, 74
Lighthouse Engineering at, No. V., 255
Locomotive Exhibits at Vincennes, Chas. Rous-Marten, 107, 234, 255, 431
Locomotive, Express, with Auxiliary Driving
Gear, Krauss and Co. (Supplement, January 4th, 1901), 5
Locomotive, Express, Saxony State Railways (Supplement, January 18th, 1901), 63, 112, 113
Norwegian Section, Prime Movers, A. L. Thnne, 337
Oerlikon Exhibit, 134,135
Primo Movers at. Nos. XVI., XVII., .Will.,
XIX., XX., XXL, XXII.. XXIII., XXIV. (Supplement, March, 3th, 1901), 44, 83, 160, 181, 235, 264, 286, 337, 368, 369, 370, 371, 372, 392
Rieter, Electric Engineering Exhibit, 393, 418, 419
Ringhoffer, F., Four-cylinder Triple-expansion Engine (Supplement, Ma’ch 8th, 1901), 235
Sautter, Harle, and Co.’s Exhibit, 196
Screw Machine, Vertical Automatic, Wolseley Sheep-shearing Machine Company, 74
Siemens Brothers and Co.’s Exhibit, 445
Siemens and Halske Exhibit, 208
Siemons and Halske( Russia), Dynamo, Electric Pump, Station Switch, Field Magnet, Print¬ing Telegraph, 314
Sociéti? Alsacionne’s Engines, 392
Stork Frères et Cie. Exhibit, 160, 208
Thuile Locomotive, The, 431
Vulcanite at, 29
Paris Sewage Works, 267
Parker, Mr. John James, (631)
Patent Agents, Mr. G. B. Ellis on the Control of, 154
Patents Applied for. Expired, and Sealed, and Receipts from, 1900, (565)
Patents for Explosives, Mr. Redmond's Question in the House respecting, (426)
Patents in Federated Australia, 47, 122
Patent Law, 330
Patent Law in 1900, 183
Patent Law Reform, 344, 454, 675
Patent-office Reform, 356
Patent Rights of Willson for the Manufacture of Carbide, (451)

Patents, Selected American:

Aerial Recreation Apparatus, F. A. Bellamy, 362
Ammonia Compressor, J. T. Ludlow, 204
Ball Gearing, II. B. Keiper, 634
Boiler, T. I’. Connelly, 464
Boiler, M. Coryell, 230
Boilers, Removing Scale from, E. D. Hopcroft, 230
Boiler, Steam, Mallet and Mosier, 106
Boiler Tobe Cleaner, R. Thompson, 130
Boilers, Water-tube, W. D. Hamilton, 156
Boiler, Water-tube, J. I. Thornycroft, 54
Broaching Press, J. A. Baker, 492
Carburettor for Explosive Engines, II. C. Ray, 130
Cars for Blast Furnaces, E. A. Weimer, 584
Centrifugal Pumps and Shafting, End-thrust Counterbalance for, F. H. Jackson, 584
Chains, A. Masion, 28
Chain Cutter for Mining Machines, II. H. Mercer, 80
Core Bar, G. H. Adam, 680
Crane, O. lletlesaoter, 556
Crucibles, Re-charging, Protector and Shaker for, J. Illingworth, 610
Cotter Head, S. J. Shimer, 130
Dynamo, Electric Machine, II. E. Heath, 556
Ejector, W. D. Labadie, 180
Electric Furnace, C. S. Bradley, 54
Interrupter, J. M. Davidson, 412
Metal-working Apparatus, E. Thomson, 556
Supply Meters, Astatic Armature for, S. Evershed, 130
Sweeper and Dust Gatherer, C. Dufour, 440
Elevating and Ramming Apparatus for Gun’, Dawson and Horne, 156
Engine Dashpot, Steam, M. R. Moore, 254
Explosion, C. E. Dawson, 680
Explosive, W. Maybach, 658
Gas, H. D. Weed, 130
Steam, Davidson and Hampton, 180
Escapement, M. Baler, 610
Evaporating Apparatus, E. J. Doff, 308
Fan or Pomp, Centrifugal, S. C. Davidson, 308
Feed-water Heater, D. R. Cumming, 180
Flanged Flues for Boilers. F. k Lane, 282, 308
Fluid Brake for Guns, J. Krone, 412
Furnace, J. P. Gill, 658
Furnace, Blast, H. Hardb, 524
Furnace, Coking, P. B. Elkins, 658
Furnace, Metallurgical, A. Reynolds, 556
Furnaces, Supplying Air to, J. Vicars, son. And jun., 524
Gasifying Apparatus for Explosive Engines, F. Dürr, 156
Grain Separator, N. Heid, 54
Gun Mounting, Dawson and Horne, 28
Harvesting Machine, W. II. Traphagon, 156
Heating Air, W. C. Wallace, 106
Hinge, J. F. Collins, 634
Hydraulic Brush, E. A. Rix, 230
Locomotive Engine, W. M. Smith, 308
Milling Machine, F. A. Burnham, 230
Motor, J. F. W. Koetter, 680
Motor, Internal Combustion, C. F. Bergmann, 556
W. E. Simpson, 64
Mounting for Rotary Cotters, H. L. Casavant, 1 362
Movable Support of Magnetic Material, Stanley 1 and Smith, 54 1
Nut Tapping, A. H. Rigg, 808 ‘
Oil-feeding Device for Expksion Engines, Thornton and Lea, 624
Ores, Treating Refractory, J. C. Teller, 166
Piston for Singlo-acting Engines, O. F. Good, 440
Power Apparatus for Removing Skull from Ladles, Waldburger and Smith, 412
Projectile for Ordnance, B. E. L. de Man?, 180
Pulley, Expansible, S. W. Wardwell, jun., 556
Pump, J. Stumpf, 624
Pomp, Pneumatic, D. L. Holden, 658 I
Rango Finder and Turret, Combined, B. A. Fiske, 254
Refuse Dostructnr and Steam Generator, Wood and Brodie, 28
Regenerative Hearth Furnace, E. Blass, 464
Riveting Press, G. W. Weber, 610
Roller Mechanism for Conveyor Belts, J. and P W. Titus, 656
Rolling Mill, J. Kennedy, 492
Roll Train and its Posses for Shaping Bars, W. J. Bradley, 362
Rotary Motor, A. Lostrnde, 410
Saw Shnrpener, J. W. Green, 156
Scissors, J. Badger, 440
Screw Plate, Z. O. Ward, 440
Seamless Tubing, S. E. Dioscher, 634
Speed Governor, C. F. Sleigh, 524
Speed Governor for Explosive Engines, J. and B. Millot, 362
Speed Regulators for Explosive Engines, A. De Dion and G. Bouton, 584
Speed Regulator for Gas Engines, J. W. Lam¬bert, 204
Steam Boiler Crown Bar, E. Cloy, 332
Steering Apparatus for Motor Vehicles, J. E. Thornycroft, 386
Stopper for Ladles, W. II. McFadden, 658
Sugar Boiling, Method of, J. and C. McNeil, 658
Table Extension, J. T. La Turno, 308
Taps, High-pressure Water, W. Bradley, 130
Telegraphy, Poliak and Virag, 282
Tube Cutter, II. Ord, 524
Valve for Compound Engines, S. M. Vauclain, 156
Valve Gear, H. Lentz, 106
Valve, Reversing, S. Foster, 80
Valve, Straightway, J. Powell, 386
Valve, Throttle, J. S. Chambers, 386
Water Gauge, J. O’Brien, 610
Water-wheel Impact, J. R. de Remer, 106
Wheels, Vehicle, A. S. Moore, 634 Patents in Spain, (632)
Patent Stories told at Society of Arts, (477)
Patent System, The British, 33
Patents and Trade Marks, Australian Common¬wealth’s Effect on, 47
Patents without Patent Agents, 485
Patents in the United Kingdom, 1900, Applica¬tions for, (13)
Patents, United States, Commissioner of, Report for 1900, (263)
Patriotic Protest, 274
Paving Stone made from Clinker, Bradford and Oldham Refuse Destructor Furnaces, (321)
Pearn and Co., Limited, Frank, Pump with Patent Cylinder for Single-acting Rams, 619
Pease, Mr. .1. W., (321)
Poat Fuel Industry, Finland, State Grant Pro¬posed, (622)
Industry in Sweden, 149, (397), 444, 517, (595), (641)
Machinery, Swedish, 517
Question in Sweden, Too, 444
Works, Russia, for State Railways, (410)
Persia, Projected Highway from Teheran to the Russian Caucasian Frontier, (385)
Petroleum and Asphalt Beds, Vera Cruz. (374)
Petroleum in California and on the Pacific Coast, (321)
Petroleum into the Canary Islands, Imports of, (595)
Petroleum to Glassmaking, Application of, (168)
Petroleum as a Motive Power for Screw Pro¬pellers of Fishing Boats, (667)
Petroleum-producing Countries, 1899, The Chief, (397)
Phosphorus by Electrolytic Means, Production of, (321)
Physical laboratory, The National, (422)
Pier at Cromer, New, (616)
Piors of the Norddeutscber Lloyd at Hoboken, Work of Re-instating, (507)
Pig Iron Castiog Machine, American Rotary, 11
Pipe, Cast Iron, in the United States, 157, 232, 258, 268, 389, 443, 468, 533, 534, 587
Pipes from Electrolysis, Preservation of, (277)
Pipe Foundry, New Jersoy, U.S.A., 258, 2 8, 313
Pipe, Iron and Cement, Pbipp's, U. S.A., 460
Pipe and Tube Manufactory and Plant, Carnegie Company’s Projected, (39)
Pipe, Wooden Stave, 630
Piston Ring, A New, Dobson and Co., 691
Planers, Side, Gso. Richards and Co., Limited, 124
Planing Machines, British, Glasgow Exhibition (Supplement, June 23lh, 1901)
Plate-glass Factory Plant, U.S.A., 460
Plates and Angles^ Machine Tools for, 512, 513
Platform, Moving, (100)
Platinum and Iridosmine in New South Wales, (263)
Platinum, Something New in, 61
Platinum, World’s Supply of, (123)
Plymouth, Customs Returns Increasing, (374)
Pneumatic Tube Transmission Service, New York to Hartford, (168)
Pole, Dr. Wm., 9
Population of Italy and Germany, (191), (211)
Population of the United States, (100)
Port Talbot Industrial Developments, (242)
Portland Cement, Tests for, 511, 547

Portraits:

Armstrong, Lord, 5 Fairbairn, Sir Andrew, 601
Poltaranof, Nicolas Vladimirowitch, 162
Reid, Mr. James, and Mr. Hugh, 493
Volflingsseder, Rodolf von, 162
Portsmouth Dockyard, Pressure of Work and Additional Mechanics, (539)
Portsmouth Drainage Difficulties, (168)
Power, Cheap, 170, 222
Power and Lighting Economist, a New Review, (242)
Press, Brick and Tile, 246
Pressures Required for Riveting and Flanging, (128)
Printing Trade Dispute, The, 271
Provisional Orders, Session 1901, 576
Pulley Blocks, Capacity of Differential, 318
Pulleys of Sheet Metal, Split, (321)
Pulley, Speed Test with a Wood, (321)
Pumping of Electricity, (554)
Pumping Gas, Plant for, 488
Pumping Plant, Temporary, near Plawsworth,
Pumping Station, Hampton, 434, 449, 452
Pumps, Centrifugal, 330, 379, 404
Pumps, Duplex Circulating, Mr. Mumford, 150
Pomp, Fixed Fire, 381
Pumps, Patent Cylinders for Single-acting Ram, 619

Q

QUEENSLAND, The Drought and the Arlesian Wells in, (425)
Queen Victoria, 93
Queen Victoria and Colliery Disasters, 151

R

Railway:

Railway Accidents:

America, Butting Collision, Michigan, (347)
Australia, Hurstville, (335)
Caledonian Railway at Glasgow, Underground Line of the, (13)
Cambrian, Oswestry Collision, (172)
Chiswick Level Crossing, (263)
Coupling and Uncoupling, Killed and Injured while, (215, 374)
Dundee, (507)
Glasgow, Electric Tramcar Collisions, (539)
Great Northern, Holbeek, (215)
Killed and Injured whilst Coupling or Un¬coupling, (215), (374)
Lancashire and Yorkshire Railway, Lower Darwen, (13)
Lift, on the City and South London Railway,
London and North-Western, Goods Train on Fire, (622)
London and North-Western, Slip on, due to Heavy Rains, (13), (39)
Metropolitan, Baker-streot Collision, (191)
Midland and South-Western Joint, Fall of Rock near Withington, (65)
New South Wales, near Rydal Station, (679)
Nine Months’ Summary, United Kingdom, (374)
Prevention of Accidents Act, 1900, (438)
St. I’ancras Station, (539)
Scotch Express, Narrow Escape at Carlisle, (374)
Sud Express Disaster, Mr. Chas. Rous-Marten on, 6 Tralee, (451)
United Kingdom during Six Months, Board of Trade Returns, (212)
United States, Number of, in November, 1900, (65)
United States, during December, January, February, March, April, (215), (263), (397),
(507), (611)

Railways, British, Colonial, and Indian :

Australian, 100, 105, (123)
Island of Cape Breton, (641)
Queensland, Milooge, (667)
State, Mr. Mathieson on the Future Management of, (679)
West, Inquiry into Fraudson, (583)
British Columbia, Projected Developments, (451), (641)
Burma, Mileage, (294)
Mono-rail Line, (622)
Caledonian, Mr. R. Millar's Appointment, (100)
Six Months' Receipts per Train Mile, Expenditure, (291)
Use of Strel Cars, (321)
Canada, Line to the Yukon and the PaciBc Coast, (294)
Mileage, Capita’, Earnings, Receipts, Ac., (291), (321)
Canadian Pacific, Coast-Kootenay Line. (641)
Cape Government Lines Benefited by the War, (641)
Natal, Bill, (641), (667)
Central London, (78), (242)
Traffic on Bink Holiday, (397)
Vibration on, (13), (39), 42, (141), (425), (507)
Chatham and Dover and South-Eastern, Mr. Forbes on the Amalgamation, (641)
Dee Estuary Line, (397)
Devil’s Bridge, Vale of Rheido', (ICO)
Exeter and Chagford, (539)
Exmouth and Salterton, (168)
Fairford and Cirencester, Projected Line, (477)
Great Central, Proposed New Works and their Cost, (123)
Victoria Station, Nottingham, 70, 71, 96, 97. (121)
Great Eastern Employes’ New Head-dress, (468)
Fast Run to Cromer, (622)
Low-level Tobe Lines from Ilford to Liverpool-street, (141)
American System of Luggage Registration, (321)
Registration of Luggage System, (451)
Woodford and Ilford, 527
Great Western Corridor Trains, (123)
Fast Trains on, (356)
Golven Valley Line Acquired by the, (477)
Local Line to Looe, Connected with the, (539)
New and Additional Services, Time-book for July, August, and September, (641)
Rebuilding of Shrewsbury Sta¬tion, (294)
Standard Axle-box, 327
Highland, Doubling of Portion of the Line, 576
Highland, West, Extensions, Mallaig and Loch Fyne, (595)
Indian, Amalgamation of Lines, (13)
Bengal and North-West, Short of Loco¬motives, (168)
Cost of Travelling. (667)
Kalka-Simla. Its Curvature, (622)
Mileage ef New, Opened in January, 1901, (321)
Nilgiri, 277
North-Western of, (13)
Port and City of Calcutta Service, (123)
Railway Contracts, American Firms and, 691
Raipur-Dhamtari Line, (123)
Signalling on, (184)
South Punjaub, Arbitrator's Award on Matters in Difference, (897)
Ireland, Midland Great Western Extension, Ennis and Limerick, Reduction of Fares, (39), (100)
Lancashire and Yorkshire, Coal Bill, (141)
Liverpool Overhead, Traffic, (141)
London, Brighton, and South Coast, Trains for Cyclists on Sundays, (477)
London and North-Western, Average Rates for Merchan¬dise, &c., (462); Coal Bill, (191)
Garston Dock Scheme, (215)
Mileage of Trains, 1899, 1900, (168)
Running Ex¬penses, 1899, 1900, (168); Traffic, 1900,
London and South-Western, Coal Bill of, 1899, 19C0,(168)
Illustrated Local Guide No. 2, (667)
Punctuality on, (168)
Re-modelling of
Clapham Junc¬tion Station, (168)
Mersey, Receipts and Working Expenses, (294)
Change from Steam to Electric Traction under Consideration, (321)
Metropolitan and District, (242), (294), 297, (374), 401, 429, 453
Electric Traction on, (39), 43
Milland, Additional Express Service to Ireland, (565)
Annual Return of Members of the Staff over Sixty Years of Age, (451)
Fast Run to Glasgow, (667)
Fixed Steam, Fire, and Pumping Engine at the Bromsgrove Works, (667)
Ileaton, Mersey, and New Mills Ex¬tension, (321)
Leicester and Burton Branch Re- oponed, (62), (65)
Mileage of Trains and Running Ex¬penses, 1899, 1900, (168)
Midlands, New Line Projected, (425)
Mileage, Traffic, &c., in the United Kingdom, „(321)
New South Wales, Glut of Traffic, Orders for Additional Rolling Stock, (583)
New Zealand, Great Reforms, (397)
Main Trunk Line, Northern, (13)
North British, Extensions Bill, (595)
Mr. G. B. Wieland Elected Chairman, (477)
North-Eastern, Circular Suburban Service for Newcastle, (141)
Doubling of Line between Bishop Auckland and Bar¬nard Castle, (477)
Doubling of Line between Northallerton and M el- merby, (178)
Extension Schemes, 515
Fast Runs on the, 577, 675
High Level Bridge, Newcastle-on-Tyne, (321)
Leeds and Selby Line to be Converted into a Four-road Railway, (141)
Locomotive Works, Darlington, (327)
New Branch from Eaglescliffe Junction, (141)
Railway Works at Newcastle, 546
Stockton and Billingham Beck Line Deferred, (65)
Team Valley Extension, (263)
Water Troughs, (489)
North Staffordshire, Cheadle to Derby, (39)
Queensland, Gladstone, Rockhampton, (100)
Scottish Express Trains, (645)
South-Eastern, New Works, 133
Opposition to the Thames River Service Bill, (294)
South-Eastern and Chatham, Arrangement with Rother Valley Light Railway Company for Tenterden,(123)
Express Afternoon Service vid Folkestone and Boulogne, (539)
Mileage Run by their Engines, (123)
New Station at Tattenham Corner, Epsom Downs, (595)
Widenings of Lines and Re¬construction of Stations, (123), (595)
Southend to Burnham and Bradwell-on-Sea, (565)
South-Western Widening, The, 133
Statistics, United Kingdom, (321)
'faff Vale Railway Dividend and Coal Bill, (141), (191)
Team Valley Line, Widening, (280)
Tube Line under Hampstead Heath Opposed. (168)
Tubular, 547
Uganda, (191), (215), (477)
Wales, Dinas Mawddy Line Closed, (622)
Extensions, (13), (100), (104)
Waterloo and City Traffic, (141)
West African, Sekondi to Coomas3ie, (539)

Railways, Electric:

Anvert’s System of Lighting, (622)
Bsrlin-IIamburg Projected, One Hundred and Twenty Miles an Hour, 217, 433, 455
Boston, Elevated, 460
Canada, (242)
Cars for, (200,
New York, 250, 397, 451 England, East to West of, Gigantic Schemo for,
(242)
France, Tarn, (306)
Ganz System, 114, 135, 158 Germany, Mileage of, (263)
Italy, 330, (361)
London, Map of, (65)
Manchester and Liverpool Express, (65), (123) (263), 480, (539), 541, 572
Mandalay, (595)
Manhattan, Electric Equipment of the Cars for, 301,(595)
Merthyr, (374)
Merthyr Tydvil, (263), (280)
Metropolitan, City, and South London Whit¬
suntide Traffic, (595)
Metropolitan District, (39), (100), (595)
Mexico, City of, (123)
Minneapolis and St. Paul, Utilisation of Water
Power for, (215)
Mono-rail, Once Moro the, 649
New York, Rapid Transit Subway, (250), (397),
(451), (622), (667)
Paris, and the Moving Platform, (100)
Rack, Fayet St. Gervais, Switzerland, (665) Romo and Naples, (131)
Russian, St. Petersburg and Moscow, 297, (306),
(425)
Solent, Under the, (215)
Spain, (361)
Surface-contact System, under Trial by the
Helios Elektricitiits A. G., (595)
Swiss, Limmatually, (641)
Truck, Two-motor, Ganz and Co., 85 Underground, Christiania, (565)
United States, Montana, (100)
Yaltellina, 673

Railways, Foreign:

Abyssinia, (100)
Africa, East, German in, (421)
South, Buluwayo, to be a Central Junc¬tion for 500 Miles of Railway, (641)
West, (539) 1
Alaska, (361)
American Construction, 144
Reduction in Iron and Steel Freights
from Pittsburgh, (123)
South Pacific, New Express Train,
San Francisco to Los Angeles, (425)
Anatolian, (641)
Argentina, (191)
Central, Extensions, (595)
Rosario the Terminus of
Six Lines, (622)
Olavarria to Bahia Blanca, (565)
San Juan to Patqnia, (263)
Austrian, North Provinces with Trieste, (3211
Bagdad, 422
Belgian, Ostend-Constantinople through Ser¬vice, (100), (168)
Bosnian, (191)
Brazil, (100), (263)
Buenos Ayres and Rosario, Extensions, (595)
China, Eastern, (65), (168), (477), (507)
China, Pekin to Changsinfu, (294)
France, Courcelles to Chateau Chinon, (520)
Havre to Dieppe, (397)
Nieigles to Prades au Puy, (555)
Northern of, Passenger Traffic during Exhibition, (565)
Paris and Chartres, (433)
Paris, Lyons, and Mediterranean, New Lines from Paris to Geneva and from Miramas to l’Estague, (65), (361)
Paris, Lyons, and Mediterranean, Post Trains on, (477)
Paris Metropolitan, Traffic on, (397), (667)
Paris-Orleans Lino, Doubling of, (361),
St. Jean d’Angely to Saintes and Saujon,(361)
Southern of, Mileage and Receipts (667) F '
Southern of, Chas. Rous-Marten on the 107
Terrenoiro and Rive de Gier, (555)
Toulon to Hyhres, Narrow Gauge, (361)
Tourane to Huh in Indo-China, (405)
German in Eist Africa, (242), (421)
Hamburg, Important Improvements, Central Station, Ac., (667)
Suspended Railway, Elberfeld, Bar¬men, and Vohwenkel, (347)
Working Results of, in 1899, 432
Greece, Calamata to Tripolis, (425)
Pyrgos to Megalopolis, (477)
Pyrgos, Kyparisiia, and Meligala, (263)
Indo-Cbina, (667)
Italy, Domodo8sola to Arona, (263)
E'ectric Traction in, (405)
Turin to Porto Maurizzio, (385,
Japanese, British Locomotives Supersede American, (565)
Mileage Returns, (539)
Korea, Seoul to Wi-ju, (425)
Lagos Government, 662
Madagascar, (361)
Mediterranean, Coal Supply from Cardiff, (451)
Mexico, Mileage Increase, (123), (191)
Yneatan from Peto to Bay of Espiritu, (667,
Montenegro, Antivari and Niksic, (263)
Norwegian State, Administration Invite Tendors for Supply of Tools and Materials, Ac., (451)
Pennsylvania, Opposes the Entrance of the Wabash System into Pittsburgh, (678)
Pernambuco, Extensions, (565)
Roumanian, Lignite and Petroleum Fuel on (251)
Mileage and Expenditure, (263)
Russian Central Asian, Branch Line to Bok¬hara, (65)
Commission Appointed for a General Inspection of Certain Lines, (477)
Kreusburg-Moscow, (539)
Mileage, 1900, 1899, under State and Private Control, (321)
Moscow to the Trans-Siberian, 638
Orenburg in the Direction of the Steppes, (515)
Orenburg-Tashkend, (374)
Russian, Port Arthur System, Tunnel on, (13)
Projected, (105)
Projects in Persia, 121
Ring Railway for Petersburg, (251), 292
St. Petersburg to Viatka, (565)
Yekaterinburg and Perm Extension, (622)
State, in 1900, (485)
Trans-Balkan, (306)
Trans-Siberian, 78, 171, (100), (374), 652
Valley of the Dneipor, (123)
Warsaw-St. Petersburg, Goods Engines to Take 45 Trucks, (477)
Siam, (306)
Sicily, (306)
Spanish, Coast Line to Bilbao, (622)
Madrid to Burgos, (595)
Sweden, Proposed Cable Railway, (507)
Sarii Line to be Extended, (385)
State, 1900, Mileage and Tratlio on, (595)
Swiss, Simplon Tunnel, Progress of, (595)
Domodossola to Arona, (460)
Jura-Simplon Line, Truth as to the Expected Avalanche, (347)
Juras, Tunnelling the, 666
Texas, Mileage cf Now, (641)
Turkey, Bagdad, (65), (121), 422
Line to Connect the Black Sea with the Adriatic Suggested by Servia, (39)
Mileage, (433)
Projected to Mecca, (263)
United States, Baltimore and Ohio, Automatic Block Signalling on the,
(?47)
Baltimore and Ohio, Electric Storage Battery for Propul¬sion of Trains through Tun¬nel, (622)
Boston Elevated Opened, (667)
Copper Range, Mr. C. C. Stowell on, 260
Erie Railway, Erection of New Shops, (347)
Grand Trunk, New Fast Express Train, Chicago to New York, (3741
Great Northern, Cascade Tunnel on, 221
Improvement in the Revenues, (477)
Indiana, Illinois, and Iowa, 654
Lehigh Valley, “Black Dia¬mond ” Expresses, Fast Runs, (168)
Manitoba, System to be Taken Over April 1st, (321)
Mileage Returns, 1900, (39)
New York Central, Landscape Gardener Appointed, (667)
New York Central Lines, Mile¬age, Gross Eirniogs, (565)
New York Central, Traffic, 15th and 16th March, (595)
New York Elevated, (451)
New York Elevated, Electric Traction on, (250), 260
Now York Underground, (123)
North Pacific Transfers its 310
Miles in Manitoba to Makenzie and Mann, (667)
Pennsylvania, Operations of the Pension Department, (242)
Philadelphia and Reading, New Equipment, (123)
Receipts, (191)
Tennossoe Central, 88, 89, 90, 92
Wisconsin Central, New Works, (606)

Railways, Light:

Association, Tramways and, 199
Blackpool and Garstang, (215). (317)
Bromsgrove and Lickey End, (321)
Cambridgeshire, (168)
Cornwall to the Lizard, (507)
Crewe, (141). (168)
Dingwall and Cromarty, (39)
Essex, (263)
Exhibition, (191)
Iledingham-Elsingham, (667)
Knol Valley, (641)
Lancashire, (425)
Long Melford, (191)
Merthyr, (374)
Northwich to Warrington, (477)
Nottinghamshire, (31/)
Orders Confirmed by Board of Trade, (191), (263), (321), (374), (477), (565). (674)
Ormskirk to Southport, (215), (263)
Rhoidol Valley, (13)
Rhondda, Wales, (565)
Servia, (191)
Sheernots and Shoppoy, (191)
Sunderland to Shields, (334)
Warwickshire, (13)
Welshpool and Llanfair, (595), (641)
Worcester, (191)
Worcester, Halesowen, Essington, and the Potteries, (215)
Yorkshire, (263)

Railway Locomotives:

American, Baldwin, for France, (65)
Baldwin, Fire-box Tests, (565)
Baldwin, for Pennsylvania Railway,
Baldwin, for Philadelphia and Rending Railway, (123)
in the British Isles, (240) in England, by a Locomotive Engi¬neer, 661
in England, by Chas. Rous-Marten, 618
for Export, (13), 39, 473, 474 for France, (100)
Baldwin, Heavy Passenger, 176 on Indian Railways, Complaints of, (13,
for India, (425)
Recoivod in Assam, not Entiroly Satisfactory, (397)
on the Orleans Railway, not Satis¬factory, 667
American, for tbo Rival Bavarian Railway, (397)
Sactional View of en, (65)
Suburban Tank, (580)
Boiler, Corrugated Furnace Type of, Mr. Cornelius Vanderbilt on, (141)
Boilers, Lip-welded Steel Tubes for, (123)
British Supersede American in Japan, (566)
Builders in America, Combine of all the Impor¬tant, (622)
Building, The Progress of, (573)
Cab, The American, 173,199
Canadian, (100)
Coal, Lancashire and Yorkshire Railway, Mr. Aspinall, 214, 220
Combustion in, 647
Corrugated Flue Fire-boxes for, (376)
Driving Wheels, Wear of the Fiamrea of, Dis¬cussion in the United States, (141)
Efficiency of, 194,199 Electric, The Hunt, (24)
Electric, Thos. Parker, Limited, 567
Electric, Three-phase, Ganz and Co., Paris Exhibition, 284
Electric. 12, 234
Engine-building in India, 603 English and American, 652, 653, 675
Exhibits at Vincennes, Mr. Rous-Marten on, 107, 234, 255, 431, 534
Express, with Auxiliary Driving Gear, Krauss and Co. (Supplement, January 4th, 1901), 6
Express, Baltimore and Ohio Railway, 176
Express, London, Brighton and South Coast, Mr. R. J. Biilinton (Supplement!, June 7ih and 14rA, 1901), 601, 619
Express, Mannfactured in Ballarat, Successful
Trial Made with, (13)
Express, Mediterranean Railway, Gio Ansaldo and Co. (Supplement, March 2$th, 1901), 315, 342, 343, 362
Express, New York Central Railway, 358
Express, Saxony State Railways (Supplement, January 18th, 1901), 63, 112, 113
Express Passenger, Great Central, Mr. II. Pollitt (Supplement, April 12th, 1901), 380, (439)
Express Passenger, North-Eastern Railway, Mr. Wilson Worsdell (Supplement, February 15th, 1901), 158
Express, United States, 99, 122, 149
Fire-boxes of, 399
Fire-box Stays, 427, 433, 459
Fire-throwing from, Robt. Weathorburn on, 387, (459), 602 (see also 479, 515)
Francq, Fireless, in Batavia, 486
German, for Italy, (374)
Goods, Eight-coupled, for Imperial Government Railways, Japan, Mr. R. F. Trevithick, 138
Goods, Six-coupled Bogie, Great Western Railway, (242)
Great Central Railway (Supplement, April 12th, 1901), 380, (439)
Haulage Plant, An Underground, Britannia Mine, Bohemia, (347)
Heavy Passenger, Baldwin, Lehigh Valley Railway, 176
High Speeds for Russian, (321)
Hyde Park Works, Springburn, Glasgow, 493, 503, 525, 527, 528, 529
New York Central, 446, 448, (580)
North Staffordshire, Mileage Run and Coal Consumed by, (149)
Novel, Topeka Shops, Mr. John Player, (123)
Number of, on the Railways of the United Kingdom, (539)
Oil-6red, Mr. Holden’s, Fast Run to Cromer, (622)
Old, No. 3. One of the Old “ Cappernohs,” Built in 1816 by Bury, Curtis, and Kennedy for the Furness Railway Company, (677)
Ordered by the Prussian State Railway Adminis¬tration to Work with Superheated Steam on the Schmidt System, (539)
Pennsylvania Railway, (507), 520
Pittsburgh, for the Pennsylvania Railway (507)
Roumanian, Transformed for Consumption of Liquid Fuel, 405
Russian Expenditure for New, (294)
Russian, to Take Forty-five Trucks, (477)
Schmidt System, (539). (622)
Screwed Stay-bolts of Fire-boxes of, 427
Side Tank, North-Western Railway of India. 603
Southern Railway of France, Exhibits at Vin¬cennes, Chas. Rous-Marten on, 107, 234, 255, 431, 534
Sparks from, (303)
Steamer, Combined, for Paraenav. Herr Magnell’s, (595)
Sweden, Mota,a Works, the Largest Con¬structed in, (191), (565)
Swiss Locomotive Building and Engineering Company Increases its Capital, (294)
Ten-wheel, with Vandorbilt Boilor, for the Illinois Central, (347)
Tender, Burning I’etrolonm Fuel, (385)
Tenders Invited for, for Calcutta, (13)
Testing Plante in United States. (565)
Thuile, 431
United States, Built, 1900, (39)
Works, Springburn, Glasgow, Hyde Park, 493 503, 525, 527, 528, 529, 631, 532
Worsdell’s Ten-wheel, at the Paris Exhibition, (507)

Railways, Permanent Way:

Carnegie Steel Company's, (200)
Life of, in Tunnels, Mr. Andrews on, (39)
Rail Bearers, Strength of, 143
Steel in America, (100), (191), (425), (595)
Board of Trade Committee's Report on. 400
Diminishing Demand for, (374)
German, (622)
German, for Japan, (539)
The Government Gives Mr. Clerque a Contract for 125,000 Tons of, (425)
for Mediterranean Kailway Company Quest, Keen, and Co., 177
for Norwegian State Railways, American, _ (F3)
The Renewal of, (397)

Railway Rolling Stock :

American, for Export, 473
Ashbury Railway Carriage and Iron Company, Limited, Orders in Progress for Metropolitan District and Cape Government Railways, (631)
Brake that Works, A, \,111)
Cars for Electric, Amorican Types, (200)
Care, 50-Ton Coal, American, (278)
Care and Locomotives for the Philadelphia and Reading Railway Company, (123)
Car Using “Superheated Water" as Source of Power, Now York Central, (325)
Duty Eroe, for Creto, (100)
Eloetric Lighting System for, 195
Flanged Wheel, Invention of the, 101, 122
Freight Car, The Russian Standard, (65)
German, at Shantung, (263)
Italy, Preference to bo Given to the Home Industry, (374)
New, for tho Midland of Italy, (641)
Norwegian Stato Railways Invite Tondore for Goods Vans, (100)
Owned by the Railway Companies of the United Kingdom, (539)
Russian Expenditure for New, (294)
South African Wagons, Brown, Marshalls, and Co., Limited, 629
Stoel Wagons for South African Railways,
Brown, Marshalls, and Co., Limited, 629
Tost Car Ownod by the University of Illinois and tho Illinois Central Railway, (641)
Truck, Two-motor Electric, Ganz and Co., 85
Trucks, United States, 1900, (39)
Vestibulo Train for Rhodesia, 272
Wagon Axle-box, Standard, Great Western Railway, 327
Wagons, Bogie Stool, Furnoss Railway Com¬pany’s, (242)

Railway News, Various:

Air Brake Company, The Wostinghouso, (641)
Alternative Railway to Johannesburg, Scheme for an, (539)
Amalgamated Socioty of Railway Servants’ Manifesto to the Non-unionists, (65)
Joint Conference of, with the Employers Federation, 140
Triennial instead of Annual Meetings, (321); Amorican Great Northorn and Canadian Pacific, Competition of, (39)
Railways, Consolidation of a Number of, Talked of, (641)
Record Run, (374)
Automatic Sale of Railway Tickets on Borlin Local Lines, (397)
Signals Worked hy Electric Motors, (619)
System of Selling Tickets in Borlin, (65)
Buker-stroet and Watorloo Railway Company,
Purchase of the Indigent Blind Schools, (141)
Baltimore and Ohio, Electric Traction through Tunnel, (425)
Barry Railway Viaduct Completed, (226)
Beira and Rhodesia, Communication Stopped between, (214)
Bills before Parliament, Expenses in connec¬tion with Railway, (242)
Block System on the United States Railways, Statistics as to the, (507)
Brakes, Continuous, Board of Trade Returns on, (141)
Brake, Now Eloctric, German, (360)
British and French Train Services in 1900, Mr. C. Rous-Marten, 33
British Railway Position, The, 299
British Railway Position, Tho Statist on the, (451)
Cartwright, Mr., Resignation and Appoint¬ment, (263)
Central Asian Railway, Congested Traffic on the, (507)
Charges for Conveyance of Bicycles, Mr. T. Lough’s Intention to Raise tho Qaostion of, (347)
Cheshire Lines, Traffic on the, (£07)
Clapham Junction Station, Remodelling of, (168)
Clearing House, Fifty-ninth Year of Existence, (39)
Club, Mooting of the London Centre of the, (422)
Coal Bill of the Lancashire and Yorkshire, (141)
Coal Contracts, 620
Commissioners under tbo Railway and Canal Traffic Acts, Annual Report of, (212)
Contract for Coal for Cape Railways placed in Natel, (379)
Cost of Moving Traffic on the London and
North-Western and Pennsylvania Railways Compared, (477)
Couplers, Mechanical, Mr. J. Crabtroe's, (477)
Coupling, Automatic, Mr. J. L. Cridlan on, 219
Automatic, Walker and Wilson, 212
Contest of Furnoss Employés, Annual, (374)
Crewe Railway Men in South Africa, (294)
Crewe Station, Tunnelling, Ac., for Goode Traffic at, (374)
Decline in British Railway Dividends, 1900,
High Prices of Fnel, The Statist's Opinion on, 1 (451)
Derby Works of tbo Midland, Officials of,
Leave for America to Study American Engi¬neering Practice, (321)
Disincrustant for Locomotive Boilers in Use on the Central Argentine Railway, (374)
Economy in Locomotive Fuel Consumption, Investigation, (242)
Electric Apparatus at the Stockholm Electric Station to Show whether the Points aro in li Order, (507)
Electric Train Lighting in Australia, Coat of II Stone’s System, (191)
Electrocuting Depredators on the Occasion of a li Railwayman's Biotin Now Jersey, (294)
Embankment, High, Union Pacific Railway, K 382
Fast Rans of “ Black Diamond ” Expresses, United States, (168)
Fire on tho Great Southern Railway in tho Argentine, (425) It
Free Passes lor the Members of tbo German Reichetag, (507)
Fuel in Uso on tho Romanian Railways, Lig- Rinite and Potroloum, (215)
Garrod, Mr. J. R., Appointment, (263)
German Competition for Contracts on Belgium State Railway, (13)
Linaker r. I'ilcher Law Case, (168)
Location, 515
Location, Lotter from Percy G. Scott on, 602
Lighting Railway Carriages by Oil Gas on Prussian Railways, (622)
Lighting, Au vort's System of Electric Train, (622
Locomotive Shod of the South-Eastern and Chatham Railway Company, The Now, (65)
London and North - Western, Prevention of Dust on the, (507)
10
London and South-Wostern Company's Illus¬trated Guido and Official List of Ilotols, Sea¬side and Earmhouso Apartments, &o., (397)
London-Paris-Calais, Dover Route, increased Traffic on, 507 16
Luggage Registration, American System to be introduced on the Great Eastern, (321)
Monorail, Once Moro the, 649
Non-unionists in the Railway Service, Manifesto to,(65)
North-Eastern, Cessation of Work on the Day of the Queen's Funeral, (141)
18
North-Eastern Employés, Advance of Wages Movement, (39)
Number of Persons Employed on Railways of the United Kingdom, (321)
Orphan Fund cf tho Amalgamated Society of n Railway Servants, Annual Gathering and Report, (397)
Passenger Conductors on Philadelphia and Reading Railway to Wear Stripes Indicating Length of Service, (321)
Patrick, Mr. William, his Death, (65)
Pension Department of the Pennsylvania Railway, (212)
Purves, Dr., Claim against tho Central London, s' (141)
Queenborough Pior Re-opened, (141)
Railway Club, The, (483)
Rapid Train Service, (538)
Reduction of Fares on the Metropolitan District, (374)
Registration of Luggage System, Great Eastern, sr (451) j
Reid, Mr. James, Monument to be Erected to him in Glasgow, (397)
Runs, Letter from O. R. Walkey, 602
Russian Railway Service, Electric and Mechanical Block Apparatus for the, (13)
Shops at Donver, The Colorado and Southern, Railway’s New, (52)
Shrewsbury Station, Re-building of, (294)
f Signals Interfered with by Boys on the Great Western, (39)
Simplon Tunnel, Progress of the, 345
Spanish Railways, Greenwich Time Adopted on, (374)
Speed Indicators for Use on Tramways, Prizes Offered for the Best, by the Berlin Company, (622)
Station Lighting by Oil Gas, The Van Vries- g land System, 402
Statist on British Railways, Second Article, is (477)
Steel Tubes for Locomotive Boilers, United States, (222)
Stephenson and Co.’s Works Removed from Newcastle to Darlington, (321)
Strike on the North-Eastern, (13)
Swodon, Railway Torminus System, Stockholm, to be Re-organised, (425) t. Taff Valo Company, Ro-instntement of Senior and Lear, (65)
Tipping System rn American Lines, Method of i Abolishing, (168)
Traffic on the London and North-Western, (451)
Traffic on the Waterloo and City, Liverpool Overhead, (141)
Train in which Mr. McKinley is to Make his Trans-continental Trip, (451,
Train Presented to the Queen of Holland by the Netherlands Railway Company (451)
Trains for Cyclists on Sundays, London, Brighton, and South Coast, (477)
Truing Shoo for Railway Carriage Wheels, (321)
Tube Lines, Great Eastern’s Decision, (141)
Tube Line, Hampstead Ilcath, Opposed, (168)
Tubular, 510
Tunnel Blasting on the New York Rapid Transit ; Railway, Complaints with Regard to, (347)
Unpunctuality in Russia, (507)
Unsworth, Mr. 11. G., Appointment, (263)
Ventilation Difficulties in the Cascade Tunnel, Great Northern Railway, America, Denied, (425)
Vibration on tho Central London, 13, 39, 42, , 100, 141, 425, 507
Rainfall in South Africa, (242)
Belfast District, Average for Ten Years, (294)
and Bright Sunshine Recorded at Greenwich for the Year ending April, 1901, (641)
Rapid Transmission of Nows to Toronto, (191)
Receiver, Steam, 222
Reflector used to Produce Steam in a Boiler, (402)
Refrigerating Machines, (38)
Refrigerating Plant nt the Carnegie Steel Com¬pany’s Furnaces, (641)
Refrigeration, Artificial, Chicago Club, (168)
Refrigeration and Cold Storage, Mr. Hal Williams on, 152
Refrigeration and Liquid Air, 4
Refrigerator, Linde, 258
Refuse Destructor Clinkor, Glasgow, 405
Refuse Destructor for Loamington, (477)
Reid, Mr. James, and Mr. Hugh, 493
Renton, Mr. John, (280)
Repairing a Breakdown, 149
Ro-iilicnce of Metals, Effect of Low Temperature on the, (595)
Rhone, Development of the Water Power of, (397)
Richards and Co., Limited, Machine Tools, Glas¬gow Exhibition (xv., Supplement, June 28th, 1901)
Rifle Factory near Calcutta, Establishment of a, («67)
Rifle, Schlegelmilch's New, (291)
Rio Tinto Mines, Total Extraction of Mineral at, (607)
Riveter, Elootric, 484
Riveting Plant, Pneumatic, Koystono Bridge Works, United States, (52)
Road, Enzeli-Teheran (Supplement, February 1st, 1901), 110, 162, 167
Roads, by Heavy Traffic, Damage to, (252)
Road and Irrigation Congress, Chicago, (250)
Road-making, a Lost Art, Mr. II. H. Humphreys 0D> (57)
Roberts, Richard, Sir Wm. Bailey on, 277
Roller, Work of a Steam, and Cost per Yard of Carriage way, (321)
Rolling Mill Practice, Mr. Garrett on, 472, 505
Roof Work in Wales, 433
Rothwoll, Mr. R. 1’., (539)
Rope-making Mill, Plymouth Cordako Company, United States, 606
Rowland, Professor 11. A., (507)

Royal Agricultural Society of Eng¬land:

Carlisle, Next Year’s Show in, (215), (374)
King Grants his Patronage to, (291)
Memorandum Respecting. 656
Opening, Preliminary Observations, Prizes
Offered, Competitions, Tests, 674
Permanent Showyard, Special Committee, Site for, (242)
Preliminary Announcements in connection with the Show at Cardiff, 74, (641)
Prize Sheet, (215)
Shedding in the Implement Yard at Cardiff
Less than in Former Shows, 641, 674

Royal Institute of British Architects:

Lightning Rosearch Committee Organised by, (397)

Royal Institution:

(137), (238)
Annual Meeting, Report, Elections, (481), (595)
Gases at the Beginning and End of the Century, Dr. Dewar, 98
Lectures, Forthcoming, (47), (357). (378)
Mechanics, Prof. Ewing, 78, (104), (178), 195, (226)
Practical Mechanics, Prof. Ewing, 78,140, (178), 195

Royal Meteorological:

Seismograph os a Sensitive Barometer, The, Mr. F. N. Denison, 656
Royal School of Mines Dinner, (298)

Royal Society:

Annual Conversazione, 485
Royles, Limited, New Works at Irlam, 677
Rubber to an Iron Surface, How to Ensure Adherence of, (294)
Rubber in Nicaragua, Increasing Scarcity of, (539)
Rubber Tubing, Müller and Korte’s. (100)
Ruhr Colliery District, A Day’s Work in the, (137)
Russia, Imports to, Last Year and in 1899, (554)
Russian Crown Lands, Planting of, with Miniature Forests, (123)
Rest in Water Pipes, Cause of, (595)

S

ST. PETERSBURG, Population of, (141)
Salt Production, 1899, The World’s, (397)
Salt-water Feed, 122
Salvage Plant, Trial of, 102
Samarium Carbide, M. Moissan on, (451)
Sandon Engine Works, 625
Sanitation at Country Seats, (327)
at Donington, (506)
Sawing Machines, 536
Saws, Metal, British, Glasgow Exhibition (Supple¬ment, June Wth, 1901)
Saw-mill Machinery, American, (24)
Demand in Savannah (425)
Screw Machine, Vertical Automatic, 74
Propeller, M. Lovavassour’s, (191)
Standard, at Woolwich, (104)
Screwod Stay Bolts of Fire-boxes, 427
Seismograph as a Sensitive Barometer, Mr. F. N. Denison on the, 656
Ssrvia, Gold-bearing Regions of, (216)
Sorvian Make for British Goods, Iron Plato, (215)
Sewage, Delattre Process of, Treatment (100), (103)
Disposal, The Royal Commission on, (263)
Scheme for Christchurch, Mr. J. Lomax's, (13)
Works, Paris, 35, 267
Sswer Vontilation, New System of, 140
Shanks and Co., Tbos., Machine Tools at the
Glasgow Exhibition (iv., Supplement, June 28th, 1901)
Sharp, Stewart, and Co., Machine Tools at the Glasgow Exhibition (ii., Supplement, Jvne28th, 1901)
Sheffield Engineering Students, Visits to Collieries and Works in and Outride the District, (674)
Corporation Works Construction De¬partment, Applications for tbo Position of Manager, (641)
Firms and Foreign Competition, 262
a Trade Mark, 572

Ships

Battleships, British:

Albemarle, (168), 172, (191), 248
Albion, Admiralty Orders her Crew, (641)
Belleisle, 248, 515
Bulwark, Accident to, (302)
Bulwark, Steam Trials Interrupted, (347)
Canopus, Rumoured a Failure in the way of Speed, 420
Duncan, 298
Formidable, her 30 Hours’ Trial, (622)
Leaking of her Belleville Tubes, 351
Talk of her going to Replace the Canopus in Mediter¬ranean, 420
Fnrious, (374)
Hood, (215)
Implacable, (100), (168), 190, (191), (263), (291)
Indexible, 325 London, 90
Montague, (191), 248, (425)
Prince of Wales, 43 Queen, 43, (263), (294), (521), 645
Resolution, (39), 190
Revenge, (374)
Russell, (168), 195, (202), 216
Terrible, her Prize Firing, (641)
Majestic’s Wireless Telegraphy Record, 456
Vengeance, (161), (521), 573, 666

Battleships, Foreign:

American, Alabama, (347)
Maine, Attempt to Raise, 667
Georgia, 8
Now Jersey, 8 Nos. 13 to 17,
Engines for (Supplement, March 22ntl, 1901), 290, 300
Ohio, Le Vaehi's Description of, 599
Weight of her Rudder, (397) o
Pennsylvania, 8
Rhode Island, 8
Virginia, 8, 667
Austrian, Nos. II. and III., Arpad and Babenberg, 420
Danish, Herluff Trolle, 325
French, Dupuy de Lome, 148
Henri IV., 372 16na, 372, 543
Names of New, 372
Republique and Patrio, 543
German, “ H” and “J," 172
Wettin and Zahringen, (622), 645
Sister to the Wittclsbacb, 825, 599, 645
Italian, Regina Elena and Re Vittorio-Emanuele III., 214, 245
Reina Margherita, (595)
Vittorio-EmanuelelII.,214, 245, 260
Japanese, Uatsuse, 148, ISO
Mikasa, (461)
Number of, (481)
Yukata, (521)
Portuguese, Dom Carlos, 148
Russian, Imperator Alexander III., 421
Slava, 599
Tsarewiteh, (39), (245), (297)
Turkish, to be Built by Armstrong, Mitchell, and Co., (565)
Unitod States—see American

Cruisers. British:

Aboukir, 262, 351, 456, 475, 511, 543
Achilles, 372
Amazone, 8
Atiadne, 8, 666
Australia, Above-wafor Tubes Removed, 511
Bacchante, 211, 216
Cressy, Firo-resisting Woodwork, 62, 37, 347
Elswick, 9'2in. Mounting, 43, 475
Ready for Sea, Commissioned
for China, 90, 543
Size of her Turrets, 325
Steering Gear Accident, 626, 666
Strike of tho Men at Work on her, 351
Dido, 325
Drake, (191), 248
Duncan, (215)
Eclipse, Re-armament of, 190
Europa laid up in Portsmouth Dockyard with Sultan, Hercules, Iris, and Indexible, 626
Euryalus, (461), (477), (521), (622)
Good Uopo, 211, 216
Hermes, 9, 599, (641)
Hogue, (461), (521)
Ilyacintb, Belleville Boilers on, (211), (565)
Races the Minerva and Beats her, 599, 666, 674
Immortality 543
Isis, 325
Kent, (191)
Medea to be Fitted with Boilers, 543, (667)
Medusa, 8, 543, (667)
Minerva, Cylindrical Boilers Tested, (65)
Beaten by the Hyacinth, (565), (599), 666, 674
Narcissus, A Gunnery Ship, 511, 543, 599
Niobo, 8, 140
Nympho, 8, 149
Pandora, 6000 Horse-power Trial, 172
Pegasus, Stranded on the Mud Flats, (565)
Perseus, (374)
Suffolk, Niclausse Boilers for, (100)
Progress of, 511
Sutlej, (123), 172,(451)
Sybille, 90

Cruisers, Foreign:

American—s«< United States French, Conti ó, 9
Gambetta, Jules Ferry, Victor Hugo, 505, 508, 544, 547
Téna, 456
Jeanuo d'Aro, 214
Toge, 214
German, Baden, 149
“C,” New, 172
Freya, 121
Hagen, 149 New, 372
Priuces8 Wilhelm, 214
Victoria Luiso, 8, 121, 148
Italy, Two New, Ordered, (641)
Japanese, Building in Japan, 297
Iwate, 245, 297, 351
Number of, (481)
The 34,000 Tons, 421
Yakumo, 351
Russian, Bogatyr, 137
on the Far Eastern Station, (537)
Firet-rato Protected, New, 137, 139
Gromovoi, 8, 9, 297
Kussiao, New, Ordered uf Schichau, (622)
Novik, 421
Pallada, 137
Variag, 137, 513
Voluntoer, “Smolensk,” 298
Swedish, 486
with Superposed Turrets, 398, 403
Turkish, to be Built in America, 62
to be built by Armstrong, (622)
United States, California, 63, 66
Cincinnati, 325
Colorado and Pennsyl¬vania, 513
New, 63
New York, 62 Raleigh, 325

Torpedo Craft, Gunboats, &c. British :

Submarines, 67,146, 166, 173, 218, 222, 297, 480
Submarines, Antidote to, 674
Teal, H.M., Shallow-draught Gunboat, (554), 676
Torpedo Boats, Ja6on and Circe, (374)
Nigor and Gossamer, 43, (374)
No. 98, H.M., 86
99, Launch of, (242)
Nordenfeldt, 146
Ophir for tho Dutch Government, Launch of, (242)
Surly, Patent Fuel Appa¬ratus tried on the, 456
Viper and Cobra, Tur¬bine-propelled, (321), 543, (622)
to be Attached to the Channel Squadron, (242)
Destroyer Bagley, 645
Destroyers, Bilge Keels for, (65)
Destroyer Daring, Ex¬plosion on Board, 626
Destroyer Dasher (Dis¬abled), 401
Destroyors, Experiment to Test the Difference between Contract and Sca-going Speed, (451)
Destroyors, Flotilla of, Cruising along the Coast, (397)
Destroyer Golds- borough, 645
Dostroyer Kangaroo, (263), 325
Destroyer Mallard, (123)
Destroyer Myrmidon, 172, 325, 420
Destroyer Sprightly, (539)
Destroyer Star, Experi¬ments at Portsmouth, 397
Gunboat Gossamer, 43, (374)
Spider, Re boilering and Re-fitting of, (397)
Vestal, The New Sloop, (13)

Torpedo Craft, Gunboats, &c.,Foreign:

American Submarine Boats, 109
Dutch Torpedo Boat Ophir, 242, (321), 456, (460)
Pangrango, (447)
French Submarine, 55, 86, (123), 166, (191), 403, 455, (539)
Submarine Torpedo Boat Narva), 626, (641)
Torpedo Boat Tramontaino, 573
Torpedo Manccuvres, 190
German, Eleven in Hand, 172
Japanese, Accident to Three Torpedo Boats, (667)
Number of, (481)
Destroyers, Names of the New, 420
Yarrow and Co., (141)
Norway, Submarine of the Holland Typo Ordered by, 420
Turkish Submarine, 87, 91
United States, Holland Submarine Tor¬pedo Boat, Admiral O’Neil's Statement, 225
Holland Submarine Tor¬pedo Boat, Report of the Secretary of the United States Navy, 240
Submarine, Now Type called "Submergible,” 403
Submarine Torpedo Boats, Admiral Mel- villo on, (141)
Talbot, Oil Fuel Tried on, (39) ,
Torpedo Destroyer McDonough, (100)
Submarine Boats in a Vertical Plano, Kaptain Wm. Hovgaard, 346, 358, 381

Mercantile, Passenger, and other. British :

Air Ship, Denny and Co.’s, (191)
Cable-laying Shipe, (141)
Channel Steamers, Earl of Liverpool, Caledonia, and Watorwitch, 430
Hirondelle, Pere¬grine, Royal William, Eagle, Prince Arthur, 566, 567
Rainbow, Mr. John Laird, 318
Clyde Passenger Steamer, Turbine Pro¬pulsion for, 45
Conversions and Re armament cf Ships, Lord Brassey on, 663
Dover-Calais Boats, 627
Forry Steamer for the Sydney Ferries,
Limited, New Type of, (679)
Glenurquhart Steamship Company's Steamer Torbay, Conversion of her Engines, (294)
lleathburn, Steel Screw Steamer (Smart Pieco of Work), (215)
King Edward, Passenger Steamer, Fitted with Steam Turbines, (539), (641)
Lightship, A New Form of, (630)
Livingstone, The Mission Stern-wheel Steamer, 548
London and Dover Steamship Company, Line of Cargo Boats, (622)
Lysistrata, Steam Yacht, Denny Bros., 302
Mercantile Auxiliaries, Lord Brassey on, 663
Mission Stern-wheel Steamer Livingstone, 548
Naval Scouting and Despatch Vessels, 413
Orient Stoamship Company, New Twin- screw Steamship for, (242)
I’aina, s.s., Oil Fuel on the, 304
P. and O. s.s. Syria Launched, (477)
Pinna, s.s., Shell Transport and Trading Company, 276
Port Royal and Port Antonio, The s.s., for the New West Indian Mail Service (Supplement, May 3rd, 1901), 267, 459
Royal Yacht Alberta, The, 121
Royal Yacht, The New, 43, (122), 140, (347), (507)
Shamrock IL, Launch of Sir Thomas Lipton’s New Yacht, Accident to, (425), (552)
Sloop Mutine, Trial of the, (215), 248
Steamship for the South - Eastern and
Chatham Railway Company, Denny Bros., (123)
Thames Passenger Steamboat Service, (39). 132, 181, (242), (347), 447
Tug, Trial Trip of NowTwia-screw, (580)

Mercantile, Passenger, and other, Foreign:

Air Ship, Comte da Schio’s, (294)
American Liner New York, Mishaps to, (294)
American Vessels, Aggregate Tonnage of, (425)
Atlantic Liners (American) for Chicago to Liverpool Service, (408)
Atlantic Liner Deutschland, Herr Otto Schlick on, Some Experiments made on Board, 346
Bolivian, River Steamer, General Pando, 456
Boston Cop Defender, The, 147
Cunard Liners, Marconi's Wireless Tele¬graphy on, (397)
Canard s.s. Lucania, Wireless Telegraphy on, (565)
Danish Inventor’s Salvage Boat or Raft, A, (622)
German Competition in the Atlantic, (294)
German East Africa Steamship Line, Two Monthly Services Instead of One, (451)
German, Record Trip of the Deutsch¬land, (141)
Hamburg-American Liner Deutschland, Record Passage, (565)
Hamburg-American Liners to Use “ Masut” for Fuel, Some of the, 425
nansa Company's Projected Steam Ser¬vice from New York to South Africa and East India, (294)
Japanese Mail Steamship Company's llakata Maru, (141)
Leyland Line, Mr. Pierpont Morgan and tho, 455
North German Lloyd, Kaiser Wilhelm der Grosse, 151
North German Lloyd, Kronprinz Wil¬helm, (433)
North German Lloyd, Six New Double- screw Steamers Ordered by, (667)
North-Western, Eventful Voyage of tho, (622)
Ocean Liners being Overhauled, 151
Building for Hamburg,
Account at the Begin¬ning of the Year, (667)
German Competition with English, (291)
Ostond Mail Steamer Princess Clementino, Use of Wireless Telegraphy on, (263)
Ottoman Empire, Sixteen Steamers for, (321)
Pacific Mail Line, Now Steamer for, 488
Pacific, Two Steamers for the, 152
Passenger High-speed Steamers on the Hudson, (245)
Red Star Liner Vaderland, The, John Brown and Co., 116, 117
Russian Black Sea Fleet, 138
Icebreaker Ermack, (123)
Odessa and tbo Persian Gulf Lino of Steamers, (361)
Volunteer Fleet, The, 354
Schooner, Five-masted, American, (488)
Screw Passenger Steamer, American, (24)
Steamers, 40-Knot Express, for Hudson River Navigation, (13)
Train Transfer Ferry Boat, American, (488)
U.S.A. International Navigation Com¬pany, Twin-screw Steamers, John Brown and Co., 601
White Star Liner Celtic, The, 373, 377
Zuid American Lijn Amsterdam, New
Monthly Lino of Steamers from Amsterdam and Dunkirk, (595)

Shipbuilding, British and Colonial, Naval and Mercantile:

Accident in Cruig, Taylor, and Co.'s Yard, (100)
Admiralty Apologist, Mr. Macartney as tbo, Annual Returns, (104,
Clyde Sailing Shipowners’ Association and the French Bounty System, (141)
Colour of Warships, The, 475, 648
Economic Production id, Professor J. H. Biles on, 150
English, February, (263), March, (361); April. (177); May, (622)
French Sailing Vessels Built on the Clyde, (141)
Lloyd's Statistics, 1900, 1901, (65), (263), (425)
Materials Imported to tho Hague from Great Britain, Falling off, (39)
Models at tho Glasgow Exhibition, 638
Northumberland Shipbuilding Company’s Premises Purchased by a Now Firm, (565)
Novelties at Dumbarton, 302
Scotch Builders, Tonnage Launched by, Feb., (215), March, (347); April, (477); May, (622)
Scotch and English in January, 1899, 1900, (141). (477)
Shipbuilding and Marine Engineering during 1900, 1901, 81, 131, 205, (425)
Steel Vessels Built in the United Kingdom, 1900, (79)
Tonnage of Sailing Vessels Built in the United Kingdom, 1900, (65)
Vessels, excluding Warships under Construc¬tion, in the United Kingdom, March 31st, (425)
Vessels of Largo Tonnage, Tendency towards Construction of, (100)
Warship Building on the Clyde, Progress of, 111
Warships and Machinery Building in England, Progress of, 670
War Vessels under Construction, (100), (425)
Water-tight Doors, Disengaging Gear und Lifeboat Launching Gear, 2, 3
Yarrow and Co.’s New Shipyard, Poplar, 353, 367

Shipbuilding', Foreign, Naval, and Mercantile:

American, Ccst of, Greater than in England, 278, (451)
Developments, 47
Merchant, 172
on the Pacific Coast, (13)
Bremen. New Dock, (13)
French Naval Estimates, (546)
French Naval Work of I960, 66 French Programme, 297 Japan, (13), (39)
Materials Imported into Germany, 1900, Value of, (13)
New York, Arrival of tho Overdue Linor, (451)
Roumanian State Yard at Turn - Sevcriu, Activity at the, (539)
Russian, All Materials for, to bo Russian, (565)
Russian Orders Placed in France, (215)
Sestri Shipyards, all Employés Dismissed, (507)
United States Combinations, 188
Ten Years’ Naval Construction in, Prof. J. H. Biles, 317

Shipping Accidents, British and Foreign:

American Liner New York, (294)
Bulwark, II.M. Battleship, (302)
Cressy, Steering Gear, 626, 666
Dariog, Fatal Explosion on Board tbo De¬stroyer, 626
Japanese Corvette, Katsuragi, 43
Kinfauns Castle, Grounding of, (263)
Pegasus, H.M. Cruiser, Stranding ot, (565)
Shamrock IL, (552)
Steamship ou Fire id the Thames, A, (630)
United States Steamship Kearsarge, 214

Shipping News, Various, British and Foreign:

Admiralty and Belleville Boilers, The, (210), 274
Amsterdam and Dunkirk to the River Plate, New Monthly Service from, (595)
Bilbao, Shipping Registered at, 1800, (611)
Canadian Pacific Steam Service, Victoria to be Abandoned to the American Line, (39)
Channel SquadroD, Cruise of the, (242)
Cross-Channel Passenger Steamship Services, 318, 430, 566, 653, 672
Fishing Vessels Provided with Screw Propellers Worked by Petroleum, (667)
French Naval Manoeuvres, The, 618
German Steam Navigation Company's Steam¬ship Service from Now York to South Africa and Calcutta, (65)
Germany, Experiments made in, for Providing Sailing Fishing Boats with Screw Propellers Worked by Petroleum, (667)
Ghent, (507)
Glasgow Exhibition, Yacht Races, (565)
Uansa Company's Proposed Line of Steamers from New York to South Africa and East India, (294)
Haulbowline Dockyard, Work in Prospect at, (294)
Industry of Ipswich, Measures to Facilitate, (425)
Lloyd’s Register, 1900,1899, 1898, 1897, 1896, 1895,
Steamers Classed by, (242)
Lloyd’s Shipping Returns to the End of March, 1801, 425
Marine Notes, American, (488)
Naval Scouting and Dispatch Vessels, 413
Naval War Game, 10
Navy Estimates, 269
Northumberland Shipbuilding Company's Pre¬mises Purchased by a New Company, (565)
Records of Transatlantic Passenger Truffle to Now York, (141)
Record Trips of the Deutschland and the Oceania, (141)
Reduction of Snipping Bounties by the Italian Government, and Gio Ansado and Co.'s Action, (507)
Russian Black Sea Fleet, 136
Service of Boats between North Spanish Ports and the United Kingdom, The British Consul on, (539)
Shipping Movements nt Marseilles, Effect of the Strike on, 425
Ship's 1 x>g Tested in Sydney Harbour, Mr. S. J. Laureiico's, (679)
Sloop Mutine, Tho, (65)
Steamship Performance, 29
Submarine Cross-Channel Service, 95
Submarine Warfare, Early, 109
Sweden, Establishment of Steamship Lines to
United States Recommended with Govern¬ment Subventions, (168)
Thames Passenger Steamboat Service, (39) 132,181
Tonnage of Sailing Vessels Built in the United Kingdom, 1900, (65)
Tonnage of Ships Launched in the United Kingdom in the First Four Months of 1901, (477)
Tonnage of Ships Using tho Kaiser Wilhelm Canal, 1900, 1899, 1898, (4771
Trade of Genoa and Marseilles, (554)
United States, New Steam Service between Tacoma and Liverpool, (477)
West India Mail Service, The New, 267
SiemoDS, Lady Wm., (425)
Signalling at Sea in Fog, Experiments with Sound-producing Instruments, (507), (539)
Submarine, (100)
Silk, Artificial, Belgium, (39)
Simplon Tunnel, Progress of the, 345
Sirocco Fan, The, 650, 675
Slotting Machine, Geo. Birch and Co., (489)
British, Glasgow Exhibition (Supplement, JuneWt/i, 1901)
Locomotive Crank Axle,
Joshua Buckton and Go., Limited, 545
SmallmaD, Mr. Elihu, (152)
Smelting and Bessemerising Works at Rio Tinto, (507)
Smith and Coventry, Machine Tools at the Glas¬gow Exhibition (iv., Supplement, June 28th, 1901)
Smith Water Meters, 328
Smoke Abatement Society, Tests to be Made by the Coal, (622)
Smoke Prevention, 99, 122
in Prussia, Government Regu¬lations, (451)

Society of Arts:

Albert Medal Awarded to the King, (565), (674)
Annual General Meeting, Report, Election of Members, (674)

Society, Bath and West and Southern Counties:

Show at Croydon, May 22nd:
Entries in the Implement Section, (321)
Implements, Machinery, Ac., (507)
King becomes Patron, (294)

Society, Boilermakers:

Monthly Reports, Fatal and Non-fatal Acci¬dents, 1900, (294)
Work Plentiful, (507)

Society, Boilermakers and Iron and Steel Shipbuilders:

Executive Committee’s December Report, (65)
Pension to Mr. R. Knight, (77)

Society of Civil Engineers,

Canadian Efforts to make Civil Engineering a “Close”
Profession by Legal Enactment, (397)

Society. Civil and Mechanical Engineers’:

Electric Transmission of Power, On the Advan¬tages of, Mr. W. B. Esson, (65)
Electricity, Storage of, Mr. A. H. Allen, 679, 605
Proportions of Cylinders for Multiple-expansion Engines, Mr. Alf. Hanssen, 487

Society, Coal Smoke Abatement:

Tests upon Domestic Grates, (622,
Observations Reported during January, Febru¬ary, March, and Summonses Issued, (397)
Offices and Penalties Proved and Inllicted, Letter to the Borough Councils of London, (294)

Society of Engineers:

Premiums Awarded, Introduction of the Pre¬sident, Mr. Mason bis Inaugural Address,
Resolution of Condolence, 175

Society of Engineers, Amalgamated:

Annual Report, Mr. G. N. Barnes’ Introductory Address, 651
Quinquennial Conference of Delegates in Man¬chester, (565), (677,

Society, Glasgow University Engineering:

Electric Traction, Mr. M. B. Field, (260)
Glasgow Exhibition, Mr. Toos. Youig on his Work connected with, (149)
Shipbuilding Engineering Novelties, Successes and Failures tf Some, Mr. Jas. Hamilton. 98
Steam Superheaters and Saving of Fuel Effected by their Use, Prof. Wntkinson, 199
Visit to the Clyde Trusteos' Works, 78
Visit to London, (367)

Society, Glasgow and West of Scot¬land Technical College Scientific:

Shipbuilder, Education of a, Prof. J. H. Biles,

Society, Liverpool Engineering:

' ‘ Derby " Gold Modal Awarded to Mr. T. L. Miller, (174)
Premium Awarded to Mr. D. Brown, (174)

Society, Manchester Geological:

Boilers, Accumulation of Solid Matter in Steam, Mr. Thos. Aspinall, (177)
Coal Mining in South Africa, Mr. Wm. Pick- stone, (279)
Gravitation of Fire-damp, Mr. J. Dickinson. (631)
Electricity as a Motive Power in a Colliery, Mr. I U. Hall, (177)
Mine Ventilation, Mechanical, Mr. J. W. Hutchinson, (76)
Timbering of Alines, Mr. Joseph Dickinem. (383)

Society of the Pacific Coast, Technical:

Education of tho Judgment in Dealing with Technical Matters, On the Need of, Mr. G, W. Dickio, 226

Grace's Guide To British Industrial History

The Engineer 1901 Jan-Jun: Index: Miscellaneous