... THE RAILWAY COMPANIES AND THE RAILWAY BILL. Meetings were held Wednesday of shareholder* of several of the leading railway companies with reference the Government Bills dealing with railway and canal traffic rates. At the meeting of the North London Railway ...

... RAILWAY KEYS AND RAILWAY ACCIDENTS. correspondent of the Times who was in one of the carriages of the train the Gloucester Station Tuesday, just before the accident took place, gays;— Being Christmas the carriages were crowded excess, and we were all ...

... THE RAILWAY COMPANIES AND THE RAILWAY BILL. Meetings were held on Wednesday of shareholders of several of the leading railway companies with reference to the Government Bills dealing with railway and canal traffic rates. At the meeting of the North London ...

... RAILWAY ACCIDENT THE HIGHLAND RAILWAY. On Saturday morning, while the 6 a.m. train from Inverness to Perth was coming into Forres Station, the engine, tender, and one carriage ran off the rails, through some unexplained cause. Fortunately the train was ...

... THE RAILWAY COMPANIES AND THE RAILWAY BILL. Meetings were held yesterday of shareholders of several of the leading railway companies with reference to the Government Bills dealing with railway and canal traffic rates. At the meeting of the North London ...

... THE RAILWAY COMPANIES AND THE RAILWAY BILL Meetings were held of thAreholdert of several of leading railway companies with reference the Government Bills dealing with railway and canal traffic rates. At the meeting of the Xorth London ...

... RAILWAY ACCIDENT ON THE HIGHLAND RAILWAY Saturday morning, while the 6 a.m. train from Inverness to Perth was coming into Forres Station, the engine, tender, and one carriage ran oft' the rails, through some unexplained cause. Fortunately the train was ...

... RAILWAYS. ao-i Fi»rfar . 30 !•) vis •» ' 1 0 »■>. V.* 1') 0 Do. p«r 0 Do. per cent. 1 0 0 DljrdtrtrtaloDaari;!**- 10*) \rbma'. Caleiloalan Do. l» Preft-r Do. a:. !>o. 4 per cerit . .. Doesl.le in Nr**r ;»antte« nn-l Perth rin*t-c:|rwt - j [Quarters , ...

... THE RAILWAYS The railway companies have reason to be pleased that in these dull times their property, instead o£ being depreciated in value, has improved. The contrary might have been looked for, and'no tloubt would have been realised if the companies ...

... RAILWAYS. Arbroath and Forfar.. (hdedonian Do. . per cent. No. Do. 4 per cent per cent. No. Do. per cent. Ho. 4} per cent. No. 3 11y deadale ...

... RAILWAY. public meeting of landlords, manufacturers, farmers, and traders was yesterday held in Hotel, Aberdeen, to consider the proposal by tLs Great North Scotland Railway to apply for Ibrliamentary powers to levy increased charges on the carriage of ...

... THE RAILWAYS. The gross receipts of railways have increased from £23,9q6,749 in 1858 to £51,304,114 in 1872, or have been more than doubled in. 14 years. This rather startling fact we take from Captain Tyler'3 report just issued on railway affairs. And ...