... TRAM SERVICE ind Sutt opened ¢ road betwee ond April, 1884 he public Alford railway station and the “ Jolly Bacchus Inn” at Sutton-on- Sea, a distance of just over seven miles. This tramway was very short-lived, as it ceased to function in December, 1889 ...

... chequered career. When Mr. Frank Farmer senior arrived in Matloc;; 1897 it was still operating in its original role When the tram service closed. the building was empty for a long time, and the army authorities then took it over for some vears. The next occupiers ...

... CounciL While it had been necessary he said. in accordance with i 'policy adopted by British 'Railways to withdraw passenger tram service on the their present position 'was that there was not the 'least prospect of closing the iline from Spalding to Sutton ...

... run be-, , Some of g tween Anderston Cross and| {ram-drivers , Auchenshuggle, although the Will be among last ordinary tram service —| @ celebratiop the No. 9 from Auchen-| Glaszow City shuggle to Dalmuir West — Tuesday eyey will be discontinued at mid-| ...

... nothing quite like this. The picture was taken in 1916 and shows the after effects of a violent storm which disrupted the tram service for a considerable time. The picture was lent by Mr. G. Thorpe, of L.B.C. Cottages, London Road, Peterborough. * 2 YA b ...

... TRIP DOWN MEMORY ILANE Yemember these wces and places? interest. Peterborough had a small but efficient tram service from Walton to the Market Place. octagenarian from Lancashire still - remembers them with affection. At the foot of the page is an old ...

... by dire necessity and in spite of the rough cobbled surfaces. Like so many continental cities, Prague -has a very cheap tram service. ...

... trams of its own. the view was once expressed that it might. Some day Long Eaton may he able to boast of posses,ing a tram service. With the extension of the boundaries the town is sure to develop and in 10 of 20 years time it is quite possible that ...

... what used to be eighth Charter Night anni| the tram house for Mat- | yersary dinner at the Temple the Dimpl lock’s cable tram service UP Hotel, Matlock Bath. on Fri p e Bf.g}l:emlmd is a sho(ri't le;lgth]da)' last week. : : of old track. And, follow- 3 ...

... saw any trams of its own, the view was expressed that it might. Some day Long Eaton may he able to boast of possessing a tram service. With the extension of the boundaries the town is sure to develop and in 10 of 20 years time it is quite possible that ...

... without injury. Jimmy Mesh. the City skipper. is now back in train- I ing, and will no doubt, be considered for 'first tram service aadln later in the week when the team to meet Manchester United. at Old Trafford, next Saturday. is selected. , --ses--- ...

... suppressed” SAVED Mr Gration’s booklet also of topical interest because one of the monochrome illustrations shows Derby No 1 tram service Victoria Street in 1911 The rescue and restoration of the tram by Derby Tramway Group was the subject of a “Telegraph” ...