OCTOBER 6th, 1838--MARCH 30th, 1839.
“ Our needful knowledge, like our needful food, Unhedged, lies open in life's common field, And bids all welcome to the vital feast.”
PUBLISHED FOR THE PROPRIETOR BY W. A. ROBERTSON,
MECHANICS' MAGAZINE OFFICE, PETERBOROUGE-COURT.
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Achromatic microscope, Dr. Goring's, 188 Air, effect of, in heating liquids, 463
and vapour light, Beale's, 399, 416 Air-saddle, patent, 336, 400. Airy, Professor and the chronoineter prizes,
359, 413, 432 Alum manufactories in Britain, 47 America, civil engineering Stevenson's,
57, 213 American steam boiler explosions, act to provide for experiments on, 13
steam navigation. See Steam Navigation.
locomotives, 192 Anderson's, Sir James, steam carriage, 8,
64, 80, 182, 207, 216, 263, 304, 383 Angler's, gut lines, manufacture of, 41, 54 Anti-dry-rot process, Kyan's 336. Apples, mashing and steaming, Dimm's
machine for, 379 Archimedes steam vessel, 63 Architects Manual, Davy's, 60 Arkwrights, wealth of the, 209 Armstrong's improved water-wheel, 202 Arnott's, Dr., stove, 239, 304. Arsenic, poisoning by, 95 Artesian wells, metropolitan, 224, Paris 272 Artificial foundations, Davy's Treatise on, 60 Artizan's, intellectual tastes in, 10 Asphaltes, experiments on various, 48 Asphaltum-pavements, 96, 229, 236, 302 Astronomical tables, Utting's, 83, 102 Atmosphere, distribution of the, 171
resistance of the, to railway speed, 244, 266, 297, 300, 301, 362
equilibrium of the, Brayley's lecture on, 447 Atmospheric engine, Savery's, experiments
with, 284 Aurora borealis in November 1838, 307 Australian museum, 95 Austrian “ Lloyd's," 112
government, discouragement of science by the, 47 Axletrees, of carriages, &c., Durkee s patent, 381
B. Baddeley, Mr. William ; on various fire-
escapes, 2, 43; on locomotive engines with toothed gear, 30; on English and French fire engineering, &c., 41; on Sir J. Robison's mountain barometer, 51; on the proper source of food for nian, 67, 131 ; on plans for the destruction of smoke, &c., 69; on propellers for steam
vessels, 82; on Penny's improved cannon, 114; ancient fire engines-hand squirts, &c., 115 ; on Pistrucci's improved sculp- tor's banker, 129; Mrs. Smith's smoke consuming stove, 133 ; on the use of Har- per and Joyce's patent charcoal and stoves, 186; Coles's anti-friction wheel carriages, 230; French fire-escape ladders, 248; mode of reading off the gas meter, 250; report of London fires in 1838, 306, 450; portable dam or cistern, 318; break joint for fire ladders, 397; supply of water to
the metropolis, 423 Badnall's undulating railway, 245 Ball-valves, Crockford's, 281 Ballot, Juckes's mode of voting by, 168 Bands, machine, improved mode of connect-
ing, 291 Banker for sculptors, Pistrucci's improved,
129 Barometer, mountain, Sir John Robison's,
51 Barometers, public, proposal of, 30, 52 Barron's patent locks, 70 Bathing, benefits of, 242 Battle-gunpowder, analysis of, 334 Bayley, Mr. George, on steam navigation to
India 53; on the steam navigation of America--and construction of steam
vessels, 213. Beale's, Mr. J., air and vapour lamp, 399,
416 ; improved caoutchouc, 427 Beck's mode of lighting gas lamps by elec-
tricity, 407 Bell's, smoke consuming plan, 106 Berndson's, improved pump bucket, 56 Berzelius, experiments of, on heat, &c.,
295 Bird, Dr. Golding, on Harper and Joyce's
stove, 147 Bitumens. See Asphaltum. Black ink, manufacture of, 303 Blasting rocks, premiums for experiments
in, 46 Blocking boots, French mode of, 218 Blood painting, Sir J. Robison on, 480 Birch's prize drawing of Huddart's rope
machinery, 333 Blooms of iron, manufacturing, 469 Blue-dye, new, 288 Boats, caoutchouc life, 151 Boiler. See Steam Boiler. Boilers, salt, mode of cleansing, 94 Bones, exportation of, Russian, 159 Bookbinding, descriptions of, various modes
of, 108
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