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Table of specific gravity and strength of wrought-iron,ii. 24.
To preserve iron from rust, ii. 24.
Annealing, ii. 25.
Corrugated iron, ii. 25.
Iron founderies, ii. 25.
Iron Bridge, ii. 25.
Of the inventors of iron bridges, ii. 25.
Bridge, i. 58.
Iron bridge over Severn , at ColebrooK Dale, ii. 25.
Do. do. at Buildwas, ii. 26.
Iron bridge over the Wear, near Sunderland, ii. 26.Bridge over the Witham, at Boston , ii. 27.
Two bridges over the Avon, at Bristol, ii. 27.
Bridge in Sutherland by Telford, ii. 27.
Suspension Bridge, ii. 481.
Bridge over Menai Straits, by Telford, ii. 28.
Report of Mr. Telford, ii. 28.
Bridge over Trent, ii. 30.
Specification of works for same, ii. 30.
Southwark Bridge, ii. 32.
Pont des Arts, Paris , ii. 32.
Combination of wrought and cast - iron for railwaybridges, ii. 33.
Tie bridge over canal, Camden Town, ii. 33.
Railway bridge over the Lea, ii. 34.
Bridge over Dee, near Chester, ii. 34.
Straight girder bridge, ii. 35.
Of the new mode of construction introduced by Mr!Stephenson, ii. 35.
Of the Britannia and Conway bridges, ii. 35.
Iron Chain, ii. 39.
Iron Girder, ii. 39.
Iron King and Queen Posts, ii. 39.
Iron Stone, ii. 39.
Iron Wood, ii. 39.
Irregular, ii. 39.
Irregular Bodies, ii. 39.
“ Figure, ii. 39.
Irrigation, ii. 39.
Is agon, ii. 39.
Isiac Table, ii. 39.
History of, ii. 39.
Isle, ii. 40.
Aisle, i. 2.
Isodomum, ii. 40.
Isosceles Triangle, ii. 40,
Isothermal Lines, ii. 40.
Isthmian Games, ii. 40.
Olympian Games, ii. 243.
Circus, i. 164.
Isis, ii. 40.
Egyptian Architecture, i. 351.
Italian Architecture, ii. 40.
Date and origin, ii. 40.
Description of the palace of the Doge of Venice, ii. 40.Building of Cathedral at Florence, ii. 40.
Description of this style, ii. 40.
Of lighting apertures, ii. 40.
Of fenestration and columniation, ii. 40.
Of the walls, ii. 41.
Of the cornice, or cornicione, ii. 41.
Of the pediment, ii. 41.
Table of names, &c., of Italian architects, together withthe buildings which they erected, ii. 42.
Division of Italian architecture into three kinds, ii. 42.
Of the Florentine style, ii. 42.
Origin of this style, ii. 42.
Description of ditto, ii. 42.
“ of Cathedral of St. Maria Del Fiore, ii. 43.« of the Pitti Palace , ii. 43.
<< Ricardi Palace, ii. 44.
“ Church of San Lorenzo , ii. 44.
“ “ San Spirito, ii. 44.
Description of St. Peter’s , ii. 44.
Table of dimensions of St. Peter’s, Rome , in comparisonwith St. Paul’s, London , ii. 45.
Mr. Gwilt’s table of dimensions of St. Peter’s, Rome ,"in comparison with St.Paul’s, London , and St. Mary’s,Florence, ii. 46.
Description of Farnese Palace , ii. 46.
Palazzo Giraud, Rome , ii. 46.
Of the Venetian style, ii. 46.
Description of library of St. Mark, ii. 46.
“ Procuratie Vecchi, ii. 46.
“ Pompeii Palace, ii. 46.
“ Palladio’s Works, ii. 46.
“ Olympic Theatre, at Vicenza , ii. 47.
“ the Church of the Redeemer, Venice, ii. 47-
“ Church of della Sapienza, ii. 47.
“ Palace of Berberini, ii. 47.
Introduction of Italian Architecture into England, ii. 48Description of Whitehall , ii. 48.
Works by Inigo Jones , ii. 48.
Of Sir C. Wren , and his buildings, ii. 48.
Description of structures anciently holding thesite as St. Paul s Cathedral , ii. 48.
Description of the present structure, ii. 50.
Of the different plans sent in by Sir C. Wren forbuilding, ii. 50.
Of its external form, ii. 50.
Of its internal do., ii. 51.
Defects in the plan, ii. 52.
Of the ground plan, ii. 52.
Dimensions of building, ii. 53.
Expense of erection, ii. 53.
Description of St. Stephen’s, WalLrook, 11 53.
“ St. Bride’s, ii. 53.
“ St. Mary le Bow, ii. 53.
“ St. Mary’s, Woolnoth, ii. 53.
’ “ Somerset House, ii. 53.
Club House, i. 169.
Description of Bridgewater House, ii. 54.
Ivort, ii- 54.
Jack, Lifting Jack, ii. 55.
Jack Arch, ii. 55.
Jack Plane, ii. 55.
Jack Rafter, ii. 55.
Jack Ribs, ii. 55.
Jack Timber, ii. 55.
Jack Wood, ii. 55.
Jambs, ii. 55.
Jamb Lining, ii. 55.
“ Posts, ii. 55.
“ Stones, ii. 55.
Jantu, ii. 55.
Japanning, ii. 55.
Jerkin Head, ii. 55.
Jet d’Eau, ii. 55.