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He served as chairman of the Committee on	Railways and Canals (Sixty-sixth and Sixty-seventh Con
He was interested in	railways and designed a type of electric locomotive th
at was already under threat from "emigration,	railways, and the blending of shires."
(WHR) owed its existence to the narrow gauge	railways and tramways built to serve commercial slate
He also had interests in copper,	railways, and public utilities, and built up the Natio
Relinquishing the	Railways and Justice portfolio, he took the offices of
April 1933, Willcock resumed as Minister for	Railways and Justice, and was also given the Education
Certificate of the Fishguard and Rosslare	Railways and Harbours Company
By 1895 almost 900 electric street	railways and nearly 11,000 miles (18,000 km) of track
fice, the East India Railway and other Indian	railways, and was a member of the Commission to determ
rn into a family of bankers with interests in	railways and close links to the court of King Leopold
He served as chairman of the Committee on	Railways and Canals (Sixty-third and Sixty-fourth Cong
employed in the estate department of British	Railways and became an executive member of the Transpo
etherlands" shows all the routes of the Dutch	Railways and the NS and the private companies.
The Boxers destroyed	railways and cut lines for telegraphs.
irman of the United States House Committee on	Railways and Canals during the Fifty-first Congress.
inte-Saint-Charles shops of Canadian National	Railways and became a separate subsidiary in 1993 unde
was also involved in real estate, mining and	railways, and managed capital invested in Canada on be
FR was acquired by the Fishguard and Rosslare	Railways and Harbours Co. (F&RR&H) in 1894.
The damage to bridges, roads,	railways and telephone lines took months to repair.
It is operated by Indian	Railways and comes under the Central Railway zone.
eft the remuneration to be agreed between the	railways and the Postmaster-General, or if necessary s
He served as chairman of the Committee on	Railways and Canals (Forty-fourth Congress).
land and was soon spreading happily along the	railways and throughout the country.
1991) was a British peer, director of Hornby	Railways and former chairman of Newcastle United.
t one point, including agriculture, textiles,	railways and coal-mining.
dustries surrounding it, the Victoria Bridge,	railways, and the Port of Montreal.
rural railway lines and stations closing, the	railways and stations around Wigan began to become unu
The Department of Transport, Chiltern	Railways and Network Rail agreed on 15 January 2010 to
Being one of the earliest public	railways, and intended for the transport of coal, the
e and a short length of the line from British	Railways and moved some of their steam and diesel loco
Little, was chief clerk in the Department of	Railways and Canals and was also captain of the Ottawa
ed as the main source of power for the United	Railways and Electric Company, a consolidation of smal
Royal Commission on Northern Territory	railways and ports
n on a scale unheard of on other contemporary	railways; and, at a time when coke (a smokeless fuel,
On 9 May 1938, the Minister of	Railways announced an order for ten Vulcan railcars.
In August 2008 Chiltern	Railways announced Project Evergreen 3 to create a new
halted in February 1962, with owners British	Railways announcing that the plans had been suspended
event in itself was so unremarkable that the	railways annual report failed to mention it.
The Mass Transport in Jolarpet is Indian	railways apart from the Tamil Nadu transport corporati
s that of "Heritage Railway Station" (because	railways are federally regulated).
In addition, Southern	Railways are planning a suburban railway system connec
Devon and Cornwall	Railways are planning to reintroduce a weekday service
Old map of	railways around Banbury - Map from 1911 - Blue line is
House Junction Diagram showing (lower right)	railways around Welham Junction
	Railways around Lancaster and Morecambe in 1913
Map of the	railways around Guide Bridge junction in 1912
sh barrister who had made his money designing	railways around the world, bought the entire area from
The	Railways around Grimsby, Cleethorpes, Immingham & Nort
	Railways around Grimsby Docks railway station in 1914
	Railways around Chester, 1903 (Birkenhead Railway dash
The	railways arrived in 1860, at an opportune moment, dire
When the first	railways arrived in the 1840s, a number of shippers qu
1928, he was appointed Minister for Works and	Railways, as well.
Short Line continued to be used by Pittsburgh	Railways as the 2 Etna service until closure in 1952.
nd Waihi, then in 1910 joined the New Zealand	Railways as a guard.
as employed by the New South Wales Government	Railways as a boilermaker's assistant.
ppers were vital to the smooth running of the	railways as a cracked tyre or overheated axlebearing w
he present passenger station format of Israel	Railways as well as the erection of a second platform,
He joined the New Zealand	Railways as a clerk and soon rose to be Station Master
when the rest of the line was shut by British	Railways, as it was considered unprofitable.
h Railway and from 1948 until 1963 by British	Railways as far as the Pen-yr-Orsedd quarry.
The school was initially started by Indian	Railways as a primary school, under un-aided programme
The Galaxy	Railways as Shaw
ning cars had been removed from New Zealand's	railways as an economy measure during World War I and
worth and Leamington Spa stations to Chiltern	Railways, as well as Birmingham Moor Street.
He worked for the Hungarian	Railways as counsel between 1910 and 1925, and as atto
to passengers on 9 September 1968 by British	Railways, as part of the Beeching Axe for the economic
Later in that year, he joined the Romanian	Railways as an engineer, working under the leadership
rain as a Meter Gauge Link on Rajputana-Malwa	Railways as a Daily passenger train to Ajmer via, Fate
Under British	Railways Ashford works built the first two of the Sout
Mullewa further east, and the Commissioner of	Railways asked for the town to be renamed.
in 1872, and in 1873 was placed in charge of	railways at the Royal Arsenal, Woolwich.
The intent behind the 1846 Act was to build	railways at a reduced cost, by using the existing rout
	Railways at the turn of the 20th century considered th
Rithamma Jose, Sini is an employee of Indian	Railways at Ernakulam.
en and became a clerk in the South Australian	Railways at the Islington Railway Workshops.
problem and assured the expansion of Peruvian	railways at a time when there were no public resources
o lost his left leg while working for Italian	railways, at the age of 24.
was educated there, and began working on the	railways at an early age, eventually becoming a Genera
n; there was some animosity between these two	railways at the time.
ay; this in turn was a constituent of British	Railways at the start of 1948.
e on the winners of last year's Ranji Trophy,	Railways, at Delhi from 1 October to 5 October.
er passing Labour examination, started on the	railways at 14 and became a signalman.
All the	railways at Talyllyn Junction were closed to passenger
t required the transport of the Royal Mail by	railways at a standardised fee.
ect committee had produced six reports on the	railways, at the behest of the Board of Trade under it
British	Railways Atlas.1947.
(through jobs for athletes at the Ministry of	Railways), augmented by private support from various s
British	Railways B.R Standard 2-10-0 9F 92203
stablishment and management of various street	railways, banks, and other financial enterprises in Ne
don Division of the Western Region of British	Railways, based at Southall, Reading, Didcot and final
It was built in 1882 for the Midland	Railways Basford to Bennerley Junction branch.
st Railway, which became part of the Cambrian	Railways before becoming part of the Great Western Rai
at the engineering works of the Belgian State	Railways before joining the Anderston Foundry Co Ltd o
he Charleston Navy Yard and for many Southern	railways, before opening his own private architectural
a of Glasgow, Kerrigan was apprenticed on the	railways before serving in the Royal Scots from 1918 u
continued into the age of the motor car, when	railways began to be closed or run down.
tram and rail network, the NSW Department of	Railways began the first phase of work on The White Ba
kely be used in part by the Cambrian Heritage	Railways being set up in the area (by the Cambrian Rai
ological innovations such as gas lighting and	railways, believing that they would promote commerce a
The former Canadian National	Railways Belt Line Railway railway corridor crosses ov
ithheld project of the expansion of the Metro	Railways between Dum Dum and Dakshineswar.
He was Chief Commissioner of	Railways between 1846 and 1848 and served as Chancello
to introduce an inter-island service for the	railways between the North and South Islands of New Ze
motives were sold to the Tasmanian Government	Railways between 1939 and 1944 and classified as the D
After consideration of the	Railways Bill it was decided that the Scottish compani
A Class 416 train in British	Railways blue/grey livery - 12 of these EMUs operated
d 1911-15, and was a member of the Government	Railways Board 1931-35.
It was subsequently closed by the British	Railways Board in 1954, although goods traffic continu
of Passenger Rail Franchising and the British	Railways Board were both abolished and their functions
It was then closed by the British	Railways Board when the Northallerton to Hawes service
ty Council, having been closed by the British	Railways Board as an economy measure in 1956, six year
It was then closed by the British	Railways Board in 1964, then briefly reopened for traf
of much of the track was sold by the British	Railways Board to Surrey County Council and Hambleton
of RLDA consists of Member Engineering/Indian	Railways Board as ex-officio Chairman, one Vice Chairm
It was then closed by the British	Railways Board as a result of the Beeching cuts of the
In British	Railways Board v Herrington 1972 AC 877, the House of
was then closed to passengers by the British	Railways Board in 1952 although it remained open for H
It was closed by the British	Railways Board in 1952.
It was closed by the British	Railways Board in 1976.
However, although the British	Railways Board obtained the necessary legal powers, th
Thomson went on to serve on the British	Railways Board, Scottish Committee, from 1989-94; as a
ds as well as the headquarters of the British	Railways Board, and was referred to by railway staff a
924-2002), the former chairman of the British	Railways Board, was a regular user of the station.
ampbell was appointed a member of the British	Railways Board, to sit until 9 January 1982.
tation was subsequently closed by the British	Railways Board.
was closed on 18 January 1965 by the British	Railways Board.
research for a documentary about the British	Railways Board.
The station was then closed by the British	Railways Board.
The station was closed by the British	Railways Board.
It was then closed by the British	Railways Board.
It was then withdrawn by the British	Railways Board.
was then closed to passengers by the British	Railways Board.
ppointed as a part-time member of the British	Railways Board.
Richmond branch until closure by the British	Railways Board.
With a declining military role for	railways both in Britain and the rest of the world, it
The	Railways Branch has regulatory responsibility for the
Glen Afton Branch Line, a former New Zealand	Railways branch line to the Pukemiro coal mine was ope
h line, originally the terminus of a Cambrian	Railways branch from Barmouth Junction, then linked by
ort and Housing Bureau (THB), renaming it the	Railways Branch.
Walker and Burges were responsible for	railways, bridges and many marine works, including lig
subjects of the education varies from roads,	railways, bridges and tunnels to houses and halls with
The changes that the	railways brought made trade along El Camino much easie
The	railways, built with traditional industry in mind, bro
The sidings were controlled by a British	Railways built signal box set at the east end of the u
The Mid-Kent Line is the successor to	railways built by the Mid Kent Railway between 1857 an
the station while the Royal Hanoverian State	Railways built its lines and its maintenance facilitie
He was employed by the Indian	Railways but he was a prolific writer for magazines an
It has neither main roads nor	railways, but is crossed by the Monarch's Way long-dis
riginally ordered by the Egyptian Delta Light	Railways but were more successful in India) and they w
tionsbyer are rural towns that grew up around	railways, but they were based on agricultural co-opera
Its length is 1 km mainly used by Pakistan	Railways but there is a passage for light vehicle (mot
ecome a part of the Western Region of British	Railways but was closed on 4 January 1971.
The locality is not served by urban	railways but its nearest station, Berlin-Spandau (S+U-
aches manufactured are supplied to the Indian	Railways, but it has also manufactured coaches for rai
s a porter for the New South Wales Government	Railways but was retrenched during the Great Depressio
There were previously industrial	railways, but these have been abandoned.
other Cornish branch lines are full Community	Railways, but only the local service to Newquay is des
system survived nationalisation into British	Railways, but most were eventually closed during and a
It formerly operated 99 miles of	railways but closed its last line in July 1953.
whilst the remainder were used on the French	railways by the German occupation forces.
oration and executive chairman of New Zealand	Railways by Labour.
igned as a station hotel for the Danish State	Railways by Ole Falkentorp, who had started his career
self up as the largest volume seller of model	railways by purchasing other failing companies, using
of an 1880 Royal Commission on New Zealand's	railways, calling for an extension of the branch into
The settlement grew when the	railways came during the mid to late 19th century, mak
The two	railways can only only be considered together; their h
A continuous evolution of	railways can be traced back to the Wollaton Wagonway.
airperson of the Select Standing Committee on	Railways, Canals and Telegraph Lines.
ice-chair of the Select Standing Committee on	Railways, Canals and Telegraph Lines.
After the Industrial	Railways Case (29 I.C.C. 212) was decided, the contrac
four years to make, during which time British	Railways changed their livery which required Jones to
British	Railways changed the name to ‘Witney (Oxon)', although
y, Blood, Iron and Gold, a history of how the	railways changed the world, was published in October 2
Whilst working on the	railways, Charleton studied at the St Pancras Working
Forgotten	Railways: Chilterns and Cotswolds (Vol.
A recent report by Modern	Railways claimed that a solid hourly service would ope
ing the Japanese occupation Japanese National	Railways Class 9600 2-8-0 locomotives were shipped to
12SVT (1,500 hp) Malayan	Railways Class 20
The Cambrian	Railways Class 89's were an 0-6-0 tender locomotive in
n the Ventura which was fitted to the British	Railways Class 14 diesel locomotives, amongst others.
British	Railways Class D3/7 were diesel shunters built from Ma
ide the UK in Egypt, Palestine, Iran (Iranian	Railways class 41), Iraq (Iraqi State Railways class T
tiple unit trains (since replaced by Chiltern	Railways Class 165 and Class 168 units).
idirodromoi Ellinikou Kratous, Hellenic State	Railways) Class Λβ (or Class Lb; Lambda-beta) is a cla
e collision rate in the future by fencing the	railways, clearing vegetation from near the tracks, an
British	Railways closed the halt in 1951 and the railway in 19
British	Railways closed the station to goods traffic on 11 Nov
British	Railways closed the station in 1957 and the line in 19
British	Railways closed the line between Stratford and Chelten
British	Railways closed the station and the branch to passenge
British	Railways closed Finmere station in 1963, and closed th
British	Railways closed the station in 1966 but reopened it in
British	Railways closed the station in 1964.
British	Railways closed the station in 1956.
ubstantially redeveloped since the latter two	railways closed and Horns Bridge Roundabout, where the
British	Railways closed the BJR in 1965.
British	Railways closed the station on 18 June 1962, and the s
n on the Lambourn Valley Railway, but British	Railways closed this line to passenger traffic in 1960

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