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• West Cumberland, Furness, and Morecambe Bay railway. Report ... on the intended line of railway from Lancaster to Maryport, via Furness and John M Rastrick
• Facts and figures, principally relating to railways and commerceSamuel Salt
• Railway and commercial informationSamuel Salt
• Report ... on the proposed lines for a northern railwayJames Walker
• Comparative statement of railway accounts for the years 1854 & 1855. Compiled from the published accounts of the railway companiesJ S Yeats
• The railway system and its author, Thomas Gray, now of Exeter. A letter to the Right Hon. Sir Robert PeelThomas Wilson
• Report on the practicability of forming the trunk line of railway from Newcastle to Berwick by way of AlnwickJohn H Gandell
• A protest against the extension of railways in the Lake district, with articles thereon reprinted from the 'Saturday review,'Robert Somervell
• An account of the proceedings of the Great western railway company, with extracts from the evidence given in support of the bill, before theGreat Western Railway
• Extracts from the minutes of evidence given before the Committee of the House of Commons on the Great Western Railway BillGreat Western Railway
• Facts worth thinking about and dealing with! [An exposition of the glaring anomalies in the Great Western Railway Companies' traffic and chaJames Brown
• The Great western railway, and all broad gauge linesArthur Smith
• The Lancashire and Yorkshire Railway; being a full account of the rise and progress of this railway, together with numerous interesting remiThomas Normington
• An address to the shareholders of the Lancashire & Yorkshire Railway Company, on the present crisis in their affairs, with a view to demonstWilliam Rawson
• Report to the Whitehaven committee, of the Caledonian junction railway, with observations on Morecambe bayGeorge Stephenson
• A descriptive and historical account of the Liverpool and Manchester Railway, from its first projection to the present timeJoseph Kirwan
• An accurate description of the Liverpool and Manchester rail-way, the tunnel, the bridges, and other works throughout the line; an account oJames Scott Walker
• An accurate description of the Liverpool and Manchester railway, and the branch railways to St. Helen's, Warrington, Wigan, and Bolton; withJames Scott Walker
• Extracts from the minutes of evidence given before the Committee of the Lords on the London and Birmingham railway billGreat Britain. Parliament. House of Lords. Committee on the London and Birmingham Railway Bill
• Observations on "Investigator's" pamphlet, relative to railwaysCharles Henry Capper
• Report of Mr. Gibbs ... upon the several proposed lines for a Brighton railwayJoseph Gibbs
• The direct London & Brighton Railway. Session 1836. Speech on the summing up of the evidence of traffic, given before the Committee of the HDavid Pollock
• The London and North Western Railway. Are railways a good investment? The question considered, by an examination of the last half-yearly staRobert Frank Cleveland
• Letter to George Carr Glyn, esq., M.P., chairman of the London & north western railway company, on some points of railway management, in repMark Huish
• Letter by the Chairman of the London and South-Western Railway Company, to the shareholders in that company, on the pending differences betwLondon & South Western Railway
• The Midland railway: its rise and progress. A narrative of modern enterpriseFrederick Smeeton Williams
• Newcastle upon Tyne and Carlisle Railway. Report upon the comparative qualities of a line between Scotswood and Crawcrook Mill by way of BlaFrancis Giles
• Report of Messrs. Johnson and Wood on a central line of railway into Scotland made by them to the directors of the Newcastle-upon-Tyne and CGeorge Johnson
• Observations on the proposed railway from Newcastle upon Tyne, to North ShieldsJoshua Richardson
• South-Eastern Railway : general statement of the position and projects of the company, 1845-6South Eastern Railway
• Railway jubilee [of the Stockton and Darlington Railway] at Darlington, September 27th and 28th, 1875. : Reports of proceedings and opinionsJ. Stephen Jeans
• A collection of the public general acts relating to railways in Scotland: including the companies, lands, and railways clauses consolidationGreat Britain
• Report relative to railways between Edinburgh and Glasgow. By a special committee appointed by the directors of the Edinburgh and Glasgow caUnion Canal Company
• Observations addressed to the committee of the Chamber of commerce of the city of Edinburgh, relative to the proposed railway, from the nortThomas Grainger
• Report of the trial for breach of contract, John Wilson, Esq. of Dundyvan versus the Glasgow and South-Western Railway CompanyJohn Wilson
• Ireland. Hand book of railway distancesGreat Britain. War Office
• Railways in Ireland. The speech of the Rt. Hon. Lord George Bentinck, on moving for leave to bring in a bill "To stimulate the prompt and prGeorge Bentinck
• Irish railways. A full and interesting report of the public proceedings on this important question, with extracts from the statistical journThomas Bermingham
• A letter to the Commissioners of railway inquiry in Ireland, on the advantages to the Empire, from increased facilities of internal communicPeter Gale
• Report on a proposed line of railway from Dublin to Cashel, being the first division of a main trunk to the south and south-west of Ireland,John Macneill
• Statement of the directors of the Dublin and Drogheda Railway respecting the claims of Mr. Thomas Brodigan, for special services, & cDublin and Drogheda Railway Company
• Railroad employes in France. An account of the organization of railroad service on a French railroad, with the position, privileges and pay François Prosper Jacqmin
• An historical, statistical, and scientific account of the railways of Belgium from 1834 to 1842Edward Dobson
• Railways in Turkey. Remarks upon the practicability and advantage of railway communication in European and Asiatic TurkeyRowland Macdonald Stephenson
• The Euphrates Valley RailwayWilliam Ainsworth
• Report from the Select committee on Euphrates Valley railway : together with the proceedings of the Committee, minutes of evidence and appenGreat Britain. Parliament. House of Commons. Select committee on Euphrates Valley railway
• The Russian railway to Herat and IndiaCharles Marvin
• Railways in China. Report upon the feasibility and most effectual means of introducing railway communication into the empires of China. WithRowland Macdonald Stephenson
• Railway policy in IndiaHorace Bell
• Indian railways and their probable results : with maps and an appendix containing statistics of internal and external commerce of IndiaSir W. P. Andrew
• Indian railways as connected with British empire in the EastSir W. P. Andrew
• Railways in Bengal; (being the substance of a report addressed to the chairman of the East India company in 1849.)Sir W. P. Andrew
• Paper on the Thul Ghaut railway incline [of the Great Indian peninsula railway]: read at the Bombay mechanics' institution, in the Town HallJames J. Berkley
• Report of the Railway committeeMadras railway committee
• Description of the line and works of the Scinde railwayJohn Brunton
• Indian railway & Indus flotilla guarantees examined and found to be delusive; with extracts from the official contractsJames Mills
• Proposed railway through SiberiaWilliam Martin Cuningham
• The Russian empire and the trans-Siberian railwayUnited States. Department of the Treasury. Bureau of Statistics
• A railway sketch of South AfricaD E Davenport
• Trans-Australian railway, linking East and WestAustralia. Department of works and railways