INDEX. 



Font du C'.irrcii\se1, Parii, ilescril)crt with ciils, 79. 



Priming of locomotive boiler.^, 4.5.'). 



Prints, old, inetliod of litliogvaiiliing. 308. 



Prussian railway law, 20. 



Fuhlic Uuildings and Imiirovemcnls, 28, 77, 277, 



317, 3.56, 397, 446. 

 Pngin, W., Ilabershon's rcjily to his insiiiuation.s, 



351. 

 Quarries, list of, examined for stone for New Houses 



of Parliament, 372. 

 Quarterly Review, paper from, on styles of archi- 

 tecture, 247. 

 Queen's College, Bath, 445. 

 Quetclet on the calculations of probabilities, 144. 

 Railways: — 



Aylesbury (opening), 276. 



Birmingham and fUoster, 26, 116, 137. 



Birmingham .md Derby, 275, 396. 



Blackwall, 155. 



Bolton and Preston, 237, 277. 



Bristol and Exeter, 116, 355. 



Chester and Crewe, 396. 



Chester and Birkenhead, 26, 197. 



Croydon, 155, 275. 



Cheltenham and Creat Western, 236. 



Dundee and Arbroath, 275. 



Eastern Counties, 27, 116, 154, 197, 236, open- 

 ing 275. 



Edinburgh, Leith, &c., 27. "^ 



and Glasgow, 313. 



Glasgow and Paislev, 236, 276, 313, 396, 444. 



Glasgow and Ayr, 26, 236. 



Great Western, 41, 47, 76, 197, 236, 276, 355. 



Hidl and Selby, 196, 444. 



London and Southampton, 197. 



and Southampton, 276. 



and Brighton, 26, 116, 197, 277. 



and Birmingham Railway, works near 



Blisworth, 19; excavation, 252. 



Lewes and Hastings, 26. 



Liverpool and llanchester, 76, 355. 



Manchester and Leeds, 26, 146, 237, 276, 313. 



and Birmingham, 26, 76, 155, 237, 



277, 355, 396, 444. 



Midland Counties, 355, 396, 444. 



Newcastle and North Shields, 197, 277. 



Preston and Longridge, 277. 



and Lancaster, 355, 396. 



Sheffield and Rothcrham, 197, 236. 



Stockport Viaduct, 396. 



S. Eastern, Dover, 76, 235. 



York and North Midland, 276, 313, 355. 

 Foreign : — 



Reports, Irish railway commission, 39. 



London and Brighton railway, 46. 



Great Western ditto, 46. 



Liverpool and Manchester, 75. 



Institute British Areliitects, 226. 



Institution of t ivil Engineers, 111, 145, _ 



Rotative Disc Engine, 315. 

 Royal Academy, architectural designs at, 216. 

 animadversions on, 367. 



192, 225, 268, 311, 467. 



River Dee and Ilarlmur of Chester, 267. 



Royal Excliauge, (36. 



America, 116. 



Austria, 27, 116. 



Brunswick and Harzbuig, 27. 



Danube and Black Sea, 197. 



Havre, 27, 197. 



Philadelphia, 116. 



Russia, 116. 



Versailles and St. Cloud, 116. 

 Railway bar, Tilghman's, 449. 

 Railway Constants, by Dr. Lardncr, 383. 

 Railway Curves, setting out of, 13. 

 Railway points, 449. 

 Railways, construction of, in America, 146. 



on setting out widths, by H. Carr, 192. 



on the present mode of executing rail- 

 ways, by F. Wisliaw, 192. 



'- Society, 152. 



.Signals, t'luiis's patent, 447. 



• Wheel, 422. 



Railton, Mr., design for the Nelson monument, 280. 

 Rain, impressiou of drops of, on new red sandstone, 



151. 

 Ralph Redivivus, No. 12, The Pantheon, Oxford 



Street, 8. 



No. 13, Excise OfRce, 36. 



No. 14, Lowther Arcade, 83. 



No. 15, York Column, 127. 



No. 16, Pindieo Literary Insti- 



tution, 162. 



1 — No. 17, Soanean Museum, 304. 



Rennie's, Sir J., account of Plymouth breakwater, 

 165. 



■ report on tlie River Oiize imrrove- 

 meut, 467. 



Rcpton, aspects and prospects by, 40. 

 Resins, constitution of, 228. 

 Restoration of ruins, observations on, 369. 

 Reviews : 



Armstrong on Steam-engine Boilers, 390. 



Bartholomew's Hints, 190. 



Bernard's Arithmetical Perspective, 349. 



Bland on Arches, 309. 



Boilean's Traverse Tables, 352. 



Bourne's Lonilon and Binningham Railway, 352. 



Bradshaw's Map of Railways, 35. 



Brees' Apjicndix to Railway Practice, 190. 



Buck on Obhqne Arches. 309. 



Cicognara, Fabliriche di Vcnezia, 8. 



Companion to the Almanac, 4. 



Cresy's Treatise on Bridge-building, 189,392. 



Day on construction of railroads, 392. 



Del Duomo di Monreale, 440. 



Design Act, 309. 



Dibdin's Northern Tour, 4. 



Essay on Bitumen, 191. 



Engineers, royal, profe.ssicnal paper, 438, 463. 



Foreign Monthly Review, 259. 



Foulslton's Public Buildings, 34. 



Gibbons' Law of Dilapidations, 2. 



Grand Junction Railway, 144. 



Ilaliershon's Ancient Half Timbered Houses, 351, 

 439. 



Ilann and llosking's Architecture of Bridges, 260. 



Hart on obhipie arches, 392. 



Hay's Laws of Harmonious Colouring, 188. 



Herculaneuni and Pompeii, 7. 



Hints to Mechanics, 35. 



Hopper on the Royal Exchange, 143. 



llosmer's Tables, 309. 



Il)betson on Tuning, 352. 



Instrument, on a box of, 437. 



Jones' Principles of Levelling, 309. 



Journal of the American Institute, 35. 



Leeds' Public Buildings of London, 5. 



Loudon's Subiuban Gardener, 258. 



Mechanics, by the Rev. 11. Moseley, 183. 



Monmnens d'Archit. Byzantine, 7. 



Morin sur I'Adherence dcs Pierres, 8. 



Pambour on the Steam Engine, 345, 466. 



Parkes on Steam Boilers, &c., 263. 



Pasley, Col., on Cements, &c., 32, 105. 



Penny Cyclopaedia, (London), 186. 



(Munich), 424. 



Photogence drawing of, histoi'v of, 437. 



PolytechnLschen Journal, 8. 



Quetclet's Calculations of Probabilities, 144. 



Rennie's, Sir J., Report on Improvement of the 

 River Dee, 267. 



Rejiton's landscape gardening, by Loudon, 392. 



Richardson on Warming and Ventilation, 345. 



Richardson's ^ii'chitectural Remains, &c., 391. 



Koscoe's London and Birmingham railwiiy, . 



Shaw's Eneyclopsedia of Ornament, 266. 



Sopwith's Isometrical Pcrsi)cctive, 110. 



Studies and Examples, Modern English -Vi'chitec- 

 ture, 262. 



Tavlor's Design for Exchange Buildings, Man- 

 chester, 2C8. 



Telford's Life, 107. 



Thomas' Gothic Ornaments, 268. 



Ure's Dictionary of Arts, &c., 185. 



Wallace's Universal Calculator, 110. 



Westminster Improvements, 34. 



Year Book of Facts, 144. 

 Rhymney Iron Works, 147. 

 Richardson, C. J., on W.arming Bnihlings, 371. 



Arclutect\n-al Itcmaius, rev., 391 



Royal Exchange, 114, 137 ; letter respecting, 171; 

 proceedings and resolutions of the committee, 

 173 ; letter from Mr. Hopper, 218 ; report of the 

 architects, 436 ; ditto committee, 437 ; exhibition 

 of the designs, 440, 473. 



George, blowing up of wreck of, Spithead, 



392. 



Ruins, observations on restoration of, 369. 

 Ruinous buildings, on means employed for remoring, 



135. 

 Running Gauge for measuring railway rails, 245, 



338. 

 .Safety lamp. Baron Mesniel, 472. 

 Salvin, Mr., employed at Horlaxton, 39. 

 Savery, Capt., inventor of the steam-engine, 137. 

 Sawing Machine for cutting of railway bars, 192. 

 Schiller's Monument at Stuttgard, 237. 

 School of Design, Margaret Street, 113. 

 Sculpture and Architecture, remarks on. 214. 



early Greek, at British Museum, 179, 256. 



Hogan's " Piefa, 363. 



Etruscan, British Museum, 428. 



Ancient Statues, 367, 434. 



j-Egina Marljles, British Musenni, 4.')8. 



Phigalian Marbles, ditto 4j9. 



.Sea-bank at Ilolbeacli, 450. 

 Sea, encroachments and recessions of the, 461, 

 Sesostris, Colossus of, 280. 

 Sewage of Westminster, 311. 

 Shaw's Encyclopaedia of Ornament, ret\, 266. 

 Simms, F. W., on curves on railways, 245. 

 Skew Arches, 104. 



Smcaton's estimate of animal power, 192. 

 Soanean Museum, the, 304. 

 Sopwith's Isometrical Perspective, rev., 110. 

 Southampton docks, 4 76. 

 St. Helen's town-hall, 477. 

 Statues, public, in the metropolis, 218. 

 ancient, 367, 434,452. 



G. F. on Geology as applied to Arclii- 



tecture, 336, 147,192, 271. 

 Rocks of Devonshire and Cornwall, 229. 

 Rome, architectuial restoration of aucieiit juouu- 



uicnt« of, 105. 



Steam-boilers and steam-engines, Parkes on, 225, 



363. 

 Steam-engines, on the economy of working expan- 

 sively in crank engines, 146. 

 Steam-engine, theory of, by Pambour, 345, 466. 

 Steam Navigation, Steam-vessels, &c. : — 

 Iron Steam-vessel, Brazilian steam navigation, 



&e., 25. 

 Great ^\'estern, 76 ; Hecla, 76 ; steamers from 



France to America, 76. 

 Stcnm-boat Inspectors, 91. 

 Ericsson's steam-boat propeller, 115, 154; Great 



Western, 15, 154 ; the Kite, 115. 

 Lauuch of the Nicholai, 154 ; the Star, ib. ; steam 

 conveyance to America, ib. ; Mediterranean 

 steam navigation, ib. 

 MaUs to America, 196; the Union iron steamer, 



ib. 

 Steamers from Clyde to New York, 235; iron 



ships, ib. 

 The British Queen, 274, 354 ; iron ship, 275. 

 Steam-ships, 313 ; communication with America, 



ib. 

 Government steamers, 354 ; the Cyclops steam 



frigate, ib. 

 The ' Sesostris,' 394 ; Boston ajid Liverpool steam 



ships, ib. 

 Canal steam navigation, 395. 

 The ' Medusa ' steamer, ib. 

 The ' Archimedes,' 442 ; the ' Queen,' 445, 

 "The New York," 475. 

 Steam, new fuel for, 421. 

 ■ power. Ham on, 287. 



vessels, power of tonnage, 421. 



On the elastic powers of, 467. 



On the density of, by Dr. Ure, 4 73. 



Steel, difference between Eiuopean and Indian, 

 151. 



Stone for the new Houses of Parliament, 331 ; hst 

 of qu.Trries examined for, 372 ; tables giving re- 

 sults of experiments, 419. 



Surrey County Lunatic Asylum, 357. 



Tait, J. F., on the pubUc builcUngs of the ancients, 

 215. 



Telegraph, Galvanic, Great 'ffesterii Hail^vay, 381. 



