Every boy's book of railways and steamships (1911)
Protheroe, Ernest · London : Religious Tract Society · leaf 154
heme. Resolutely the Midland began to push outtowards the coast by means of extensions andleasing other lines; it got into Bristol as earlyas 1846, but not into London until 1857, andthen only by favour of the Great Northern. In1868, however, the Midland ran into the capitalon its own metals to St.… … PLATE XIV.1. M.R. EXPRESS, BRADFORD TO LONDON. 2. ERECTING SHOP, DERBY WORKS- A GARLAND OF IRON RIBBONS 121 few of the outermost points of its many ramifica-tions, viz., London, Bristol, Swansea, Manchester,Carlisle, Lincoln, and Peterborough on its ownlines ; and by joint or leased lines to places…
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