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... THE RAILWAY I.eares BRECON for MERTHYR every Monday. Weihuman., and Friday wonting., at half-past kw liner the arrival of Marl [nun Bnilih, I.landovery, Carmarthen, Gloucester, and London: arriving in Mrithyr in time for the halt ogle .o'clock Train tor ...
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... FOREIGN RAILWAYS, AND RAILWAY COMMITTEES. Our attention has been called to a small unpretending volume, entitled The Englishman's Legal Advi-er Abroad, published by Stassin aud Xavier, Paris, the authfr of which, though it is published anonymously, ...
... RAILWAY PROPERTY AND RAILWAY QUARRELS. WE observe, with much satisfaction that Messrs. Glyn, M.P., R ussell, MP., (the gentleman so fa- vourably known in this town by his very able ex- position in reference to our South Wales Line,) and Chaplin, M.P, ...
... RAILWAYS RATE o► Sertn.—The lines upon which the trains travel at the greatest speed are followsr—Average speed, exclusive of stnppages--Northern and Eastern, 36 miles per hour; Great Wesiern,33; London and Brighton, ;Al; Newcastle sod North Shields, ...
... RAILWAYS. SOUTH WALES RAILWAY. At the seventh half-yearly general meeting of the proprietors of this Coxpany, held pursuant to vertisemeot, at the Great Western Railway Station, Paddington, on Wednesday, the 23: d August, 1848. CHARLES RUSSELL, Esq., ...
... RAILWAYS. SOUTH WALES RAILWAY. The ninth half-yearly meeting of this company was held on Thursday last at the Great Western Station, Paddington. C. R. M. Talbot, Este, M.P., in the chair. The secretary pro tem., Mr. Saundera, jun., read the report of ...
... RAILWAYS. The revenue of the railways of the United Kingdom cannot now be put downat less than £12,00d,000 annually. The total loss upon the atmospheric experiment on the South Railway, after deducting the estimated amount to be realised from the sale ...
... RAILWAYS. A plan has been devised for carrying the railway trains bodily across the Fay at Brought), Ferry, where it is about a mile and a half broad. Mr. Robert Napier is at 'present building, in his yard at Govan, a floating railway, for the Edinburgh ...
... RAILWAYS, TURNING A VE -- W — NY.- - ---ifleTihr - ne-tables on the Great West,rn Railw4 are now sold. The Brighton railway does the same mean thing. INDIAN R s.—We learn, from the City article of the Timrs, that Mr. Robert Stephenson is gone out, ...
... Western Railway have successfully appealed against the rating of their line by the parish of Romsey. The parish wanted £2OO per mile, the court gave £25. A TERMINATION TO A RAILWAY ACCIDENT. —A late serious collision upon one of our western railways was ...
... RAILWAYS. GREAT HOLYIIEAD RAILWAY.—At the meeting of the Ches- ter and Crewe Railway Company, on Wednesday last, compa- tative sections were produced of the competing projects for the Anglo-Hibernian Railway. The surveys have been made under tlie°pcrsoiial ...