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Parody upon the Railway Mania

118

Passengers and other Cattle

158

,, Third-class

143

Peto, Sir Morton, and the Balaclava Railway

156

Peto’s, Sir Morton, Railway Mission

104

Phillippe and the English Navvies, Louis

125

Photographing an Express Train

259

Polite Irishman, The

194

Portmanteau, His

130

Post Office and Railways.  The

119

Power of Locomotive Engines, Gigantic

94

Practice, Sharp

80

Prejudice against carrying Coals by Railways

84

,, Removed

81

Presentiment, Mrs. Blackburne’s

56

Profitable Damages

295

Prognostications of Failure

73

Pullman’s Carriages

295

Race, A Curious

254

Railway, An Early

20

,, An Early Ride on the Liverpool and Manchester

61

,, Announcement

17

,, Enterprise

296

,, Travelling, Early

63

,, Destroyers in the Franco-German War

223

,, from Merstham to Wandsworth

16

,, Liverpool and Manchester

32

,, Manners

272

,, Merthyr Tydvil

17

,, A Profitable

260

,, Opening of the Darlington and Stockton

26

,, Romance

93

,, Sleeper, A

246

,, Signals

120

,, Switch Tender and his Child

199

,, Train turned into a Man-trap

185

,, Up Vesuvius

274

Railways, Elevated

214

,, A Judgment

268

,, Origin of

13

Railroad Incident

214

,, Tracklayer

216

Rails, Expansion of

158

Rector and his Pig.  The

103

Redstart, The Black

199

Rejoinder, A smart

158

Reproof for Swearing

189

Request, A Polite

136

Ride from Boston to Providence in 1835, A

81

Robinson’s, Crabb, First Railway Journey

65

Ruling Occupation strong on Sunday

186

Safety on the Floor

147

Seat, The Safest

268

Scotch Lady and her Box

272

Scene at a Railway Junction, Extraordinary

134

,, Before a Sub-Committee on Standing Orders

176