... EXTRA.ORDINARY FORGERY OF RAILWAY PASAENGERS' TICKETS. Groin; frauds upon nearly all the railway companies in England have just been brought to light at Derby. On Friday evening last a man arrived at Derby by a train from the north, and presented. a ticket ...

... between 50 and GO feet above the sea, and the turnpike road runs along the cliff about the same distance above the railway. As the London eveningtrain was passing a well, which supported a portion of the turnpike road, loosened by the rain, gave way. The ...

... granted for the Bolton and Leigh line in March, 1825, and it was based upon the Canal and Turnpike Acts, the early railways being classed under the head of turnpikes. This, which was the thirty-fourth railway Act passed since 1801, specified that flanges ...

... says, the company were almost up to popular Nonconformist preacher for more than a school boards wherever it was requested by the rate- of the House WASHINGTON June 28.—The Senate d v do not_go. intmthe out-of- sisters, and the rest of the company, kissed ...

... Trelfa, aged 23, a labourer in the employ of the Cheshire Amalgamated Salt Company at Winsford, was engaged in shunting some railway wagons upon a branch railway leading to the company's works, and in jumping off the wagons whilst in motion one of the wheels ...

... operations had been going on for somethinglike an hour, it was reported that the little fellow had been seen going down the turnpike road, and he was ultimately found alive and well near the Stretford 'bus office. The little chap was taken home in triumph ...