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| sidiaries, along with the Canadian Government | Railways, was a primary precursor of today's Canadian |
| Lack of roads and | railways posed a serious danger to infantry and cavalr |
| 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. |
| -Irish Director of Great Southern and Eastern | Railways and a member of the Earl of Ypres' Advisory C |
| orney-General, Solicitor-General, Minister of | Railways and a Vice-President of the Board of Land and |
| The intent behind the 1846 Act was to build | railways at a reduced cost, by using the existing rout |
| ppers were vital to the smooth running of the | railways as a cracked tyre or overheated axlebearing w |
| He joined the New Zealand | Railways as a clerk and soon rose to be Station Master |
| When Northern Ireland | Railways introduced a new clock-face timetable, the st |
| r line (known simply as the Bangor line by NI | Railways) is a railway line in Northern Ireland. |
| The school was initially started by Indian | Railways as a primary school, under un-aided programme |
| Mansfield & District Light | Railways was a tramway network operating in Mansfield |
| in was about to go bankrupt, and that the new | railways were a passing fad which would soon give way |
| sion (which comprised half of LOROL, Chiltern | Railways and a stake in the Wrexham & Shropshire open- |
| The arrival of the | railways allowed a massive growth of seaside and summe |
| st improvements in safety standards on Indian | railways, following a string of appalling accidents. |
| he amalgamation of the GNR with several other | railways, opened a station between Thurlby and Bracebo |
| and transported coal to consumers by its own | railways and a fleet of steamships. |
| The | railways made a brief reappearance in the village of O |
| problem and assured the expansion of Peruvian | railways at a time when there were no public resources |
| Chiltern | Railways operate a single Class 121 "Bubble Car" on Ay |
| It runs through 200 km of | railways with a total of 26 stations. |
| The Mianchiuag Taiwan Sugar | Railways maintains a "Dalin Station." |
| revolution in the 1800s and the advent of the | railways had a profound effect on the socioeconomic an |
| -Irish Director of Great Southern and Eastern | Railways and a member of the Earl of Ypres' Advisory C |
| ndon to NedRailways, a subsidiary of NS Dutch | Railways, for a price of £32 million. |
| t the direction of its political masters, the | Railways underwent a restructuring, which included a r |
| t required the transport of the Royal Mail by | railways at a standardised fee. |
| hman was applied by Western Region of British | Railways to a train from Wolverhampton Low Level (09:1 |
| rain as a Meter Gauge Link on Rajputana-Malwa | Railways as a Daily passenger train to Ajmer via, Fate |
| The total length of | railways is about 98 miles. |
| Belfast and Northern Counties (Derry Central) | railways, then absorbed into the Northern Railway of I |
| Both | railways where absorbed by the LNWR the station was on |
| Both | railways were absorbed by the LNWR. |
| at the time, a role created by the Victorian | Railways Commissioners Act of 1883. |
| ), Minister for Mines (1923-24), Minister for | Railways (1924-28), Acting Premier from July to Decemb |
| Comazar is a company that operates | railways in Africa. |
| order crossings (airports, harbors, roads and | railways); commercial aircraft self-protection Systems |
| Railways Through Airedale & Wharfedale. | |
| The head of | railways and airport is Dehradun. |
| telegraph line, then the commencement of the | railways towards Alice Springs and Kalgoorlie. |
| Interstate 91, U.S. Route 5, and Pan Am | Railways' tracks all pass through the village's vicini |
| British | Railways initially allocated the shed code 39B to Darn |
| ween the Midland and London and South Western | Railways (LSWR) allowing the Midland and other compani |
| Many roads and | railways, running along the new borders and interlinki |
| LCSP), a subsidiary of London and Continental | Railways who also jointly operate the current Eurostar |
| On 18 June 1962 British | Railways closed Alvescot station and the East Gloucest |
| ink to Metropolitan and Metropolitan District | Railways; I've amended them all to point at the releva |
| ibernian Bank and of the Irish Great Southern | Railways, and an active social welfare worker and memb |
| On 9 May 1938, the Minister of | Railways announced an order for ten Vulcan railcars. |
| ning cars had been removed from New Zealand's | railways as an economy measure during World War I and |
| was educated there, and began working on the | railways at an early age, eventually becoming a Genera |
| orge Newnes, which also concentrated on cliff | railways, including an early stage development of Babb |
| ent also provided financial incentives to the | railways in an effort to stimulate the economy. |
| Later in that year, he joined the Romanian | Railways as an engineer, working under the leadership |
| Railway system", though there was a "British | Railways system" and there has, of course, been a "Bri |
| was a notable engineer working on underground | railways in and around London, England. |
| expanded Japan's sphere of influence over the | railways, coasts and major cities of the province. |
| es roads - including the new N4 highway - and | railways, ports, and border facilities at Komatipoort. |
| Walker and Burges were responsible for | railways, bridges and many marine works, including lig |
| t Hickey was the organizer for the Queensland | Railways Union and opposed conscription during World W |
| eld several ministerial posts, beginning with | Railways, Posts and Telegraphs, from 1884 to 1899. |
| subjects of the education varies from roads, | railways, bridges and tunnels to houses and halls with |
| ade athletics chief coach by Southern Central | Railways (SCR) and sprints coach of the Indian Railway |
| ased the Woodville Refreshment Rooms from the | Railways Department and operated a private dining room |
| port Authority (UTA), namely Northern Ireland | Railways (NIR) and Ulsterbus. |
| Not all of the articles on individual | railways - and I think it is a mistake to call them Pi |
| airperson of the Select Standing Committee on | Railways, Canals and Telegraph Lines. |
| The LNER Class N13s survived into the British | Railways era and the last locomotive, No. 69114, was w |
| huge expansion in investment by the Chiltern | Railways franchise and the increase in services brough |
| originated as a Western Australian Government | Railways siding and was gazetted in 1947. |
| 995), An Illustrated Historical Survey of the | Railways in and Around Bury, Challenger Publications, |
| stablishment and management of various street | railways, banks, and other financial enterprises in Ne |
| He had been a | railways fitter, and in 1982 was the first New Zealand |
| ts to which the Act applied were stated to be | railways, mining and quarrying, factory work and laund |
| Because of the break-of-gauge between the | railways north and south of Tocumwal, this station was |
| st Road was driven through at the time of the | railways (1850s), and took land from the houses on Chu |
| The site is next to the East Lancashire | Railways depot and the ELR are planning to open a stat |
| nces; he also did much to promote irrigation, | railways, forests and other useful public works. |
| omma expanded in the late 19th century due to | railways (1875 and 1892) and a sugar factory (1885), t |
| last wooden stations built by the New Zealand | Railways Department and one of the few remaining examp |
| Complete British | Railways Maps and Gazetteer, from 1830 - 1981 (1st ed. |
| nmaster's house and six houses were built for | railways workers and their families at Belcoo, County |
| Traces of closed | railways diminish and disappear due to the influence o |
| built under the provisions of the 1896 Light | Railways Act, and opened for operations on 4 April 190 |
| ice-chair of the Select Standing Committee on | Railways, Canals and Telegraph Lines. |
| girls, his father was a booking clerk in the | Railways Department and became an Assistant Transporta |
| He served on the Boards of British | Railways 1979-1990 and London Transport 1984-86. |
| British | Railways Past and Present 17; Cornwall. |
| ure, Colonization, Immigration and Education; | Railways, Telephones and Irrigation; Public Affairs; P |
| ubstantially redeveloped since the latter two | railways closed and Horns Bridge Roundabout, where the |
| in the replica of a North Wales Narrow Gauge | Railways coach and from there to Rhyd Ddu on the footp |
| Forgotten | Railways: Chilterns and Cotswolds (Vol. |
| ds as well as the headquarters of the British | Railways Board, and was referred to by railway staff a |
| n Relations and Trade, Territory Development, | Railways, Racing and Gaming. |
| s of the air offensive against Japan, bombing | railways, airfields, and harbor facilities on Kyushu a |
| A number of roads, | railways, dams and canals were constructed during this |
| r for Mines 1901-1904, Minister for Mines and | Railways 1905-1911, and acting Premier and Treasurer 1 |
| hourly service, along with an hourly Chiltern | Railways service and an hourly Virgin Cross Country se |
| ublic Accounts; Privileges and Elections; and | Railways, Telephones and Irrigation. |
| ed of brick it was of 'traditional' Victorian | Railways design, and was demolished when the Federatio |
| It remained there until well into British | Railways days and was used by gangers and platelayers. |
| Surrounded by major | railways, highways and residential districts, the airp |
| ich continunued to be owned by the Shropshire | Railways Company, and was one of the Colonel Stephens |
| The station did not exist in British | Railways days and currently features a four-coach plat |
| hich worked across various projects including | railways, viaducts and bridges, including the Kelham a |
| rity shareholder of the formerly nationalised | railways, post, and phone companies (Deutsche Bahn AG, |
| of steam locomotives used by the New Zealand | Railways Department and the New Zealand Midland Railwa |
| He was an official with the Australian | Railways Union and then served as Assistant Secretary |
| cond-hand equipment no longer required by the | Railways Department, and it operated some small railwa |
| Branch was not handed over to the New Zealand | Railways Department and officially opened until 1 Augu |
| me finance director of London and Continental | Railways ("LCR") and soon moved on to chief executive |
| Rainbow line and 2 regional | railways (Benevento-Napoli and Piedimonte Matese-Napol |
| f data related to linear features like roads, | railways, oil and gas transmission pipelines, power an |
| 24 April 1986) was a New Zealand businessman, | railways manager and politician. |
| , the refreshment room was assimilated by the | Railways Department and run by the Refreshment Branch. |
| Forgotten | Railways: East Anglia (Vol. |
| Forgotten | Railways East Anglia. |
| Of this, the requirement for | Railways is anticipated as Rs 2,80,000 crores (includi |
| It is not thought that the East Anglian | Railways provided any accommodation at their primitive |
| ns on the Nelson section were operated by the | Railways Department, apart from Public Works Departmen |
| there are track connections between the four | railways, they are seldom used; each has its own dedic |
| Railways services are provided by Chiltern Railways an | |
| As with all heritage | railways we are always looking for new volunteers. |
| With the coming of the canals and | railways, the area in which duty was payable was exten |
| ations of the army formations, independent of | railways, i.e, armoured forces and motorised forces, b |
| the 1980s, the station was served by Regional | Railways under arrangement with the Greater Manchester |
| he London Transport 'roundel' and the British | Railways double arrow. |
| ty Council, having been closed by the British | Railways Board as an economy measure in 1956, six year |
| Many GP10's are now used by shortline | railways, such as Okanagan Valley Railway. |
| 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 |
| a job with the Western Australian Government | Railways, qualified as a first-class engine driver in |
| Malaxa joined the Romanian | Railways Company as a constructions engineer. |
| ing demobilisation he joined the Polish State | Railways and at the same time continued his education. |
| Watkin began to show an interest in | railways and at age 26, also in 1845, he took on the s |
| ned in place as, although there was a British | Railways connection at Liss, the Bordon branch made it |
| e at Rajiv Chowk station, and with the Indian | Railways network at the Anand Vihar Railway Terminal. |
| Great Western Railway and the Egyptian State | Railways and at the latter advanced to Chief Mechanica |
| hip at The Grouping in 1923, and into British | Railways ownership at Nationalisation in 1948. |
| don Division of the Western Region of British | Railways, based at Southall, Reading, Didcot and final |
| ted path, passing behind the former Victorian | Railways headquarters at 67 Spencer Street, taking a s |
| Preserved GWR 9017 in early British | Railways livery at Llangollen in April 2009 |
| The headquarters of the Cambrian | Railways was at Oswestry/Croesoswallt. |
| n on a scale unheard of on other contemporary | railways; and, at a time when coke (a smokeless fuel, |
| e canopy supports were built for the Cambrian | Railways station at Pwllheli, but were taken down in 1 |
| British | Railways Pre-Grouping Atlas and Gazetteer. |
| British | Railways Pre-Grouping Atlas and Gazetteer (5th ed.). |
| Britain's | Railways: Rail Atlas 1890 (1st Edition ed.). |
| sult of a cut back in orders by South African | Railways, the Attercliffe Common works at Sheffield wa |
| a and became a clerk with the New South Wales | Railways traffic audit branch in 1881. |
| extensively by the New South Wales Government | Railways in Australia, in a similar fashion to the PRR |
| pment of three of this class to the Tasmanian | railways of Australia. |
| lehem Steel, Goodyear Tire & Rubber, New York | Railways, Fifth Avenue Coach Co., and Chicago Motor Co |
| gh Street and made no connection to the other | railways in Aylesbury. |
| British | Railways closed Aynho Park station in 1963. |
| Old map of | railways around Banbury - Map from 1911 - Blue line is |
| was at the junction of the ECML and Sleaford | railways, near Barkston South junction. |
| orking of the railway system of Great Britain | railways shall be formed into groups in accordance wit |
| lation (Gauge) Act 1846 required that all new | railways should be built to standard gauge, the GWR ha |
| ng of the Bavarian Ludwig Railway showed that | railways could be operated economically in Germany, it |
| glecting to convey the mails was £20, and the | railways could be required to post security by bond, u |
| A continuous evolution of | railways can be traced back to the Wollaton Wagonway. |
| While working on the | railways, he became the professional heavyweight boxin |
| Leeds Railway; after amalgamating with other | railways, this became the Lancashire and Yorkshire Rai |
| employed in the estate department of British | Railways and became an executive member of the Transpo |
| inte-Saint-Charles shops of Canadian National | Railways and became a separate subsidiary in 1993 unde |
| Under British | Railways it became a quite different service, starting |
| The NSR is one of the few | railways to become the subject of a play. |
| farming as a career and went to work for the | railways, eventually becoming a station master for the |
| st Railway, which became part of the Cambrian | Railways before becoming part of the Great Western Rai |
| The canal was constructed just as | railways were becoming popular. |
| had, until the coming of better roads and the | railways, long been one of the principal means of tran |
| g his early years he was an engine-driver and | railways unionist before serving as an Alderman on Ips |
| ntroduced, the station was served by Regional | Railways on behalf of the Merseyside PTE until the Pri |
| ntroduced, the station was served by Regional | Railways on behalf of the Merseyside PTE until the pri |
| ntroduced, the station was served by Regional | Railways on behalf of the West Midlands PTE, for whom |
| the turn of the 19th / 20th century when the | railways were being extended by the British from Nanu |
| Because other | railways were being built at the time (notably the lin |
| An Indian proposal has surfaced to link the | railways in Benin and Togo with landlocked Niger and B |
| Created by the Minister for | Railways, Thomas Bent, and passed on 12 December 1884, |
| ger express train operated by the New Zealand | Railways Department between the 1890s and 1957. |
| s the first Super fast train of South Central | Railways runs between Hyderabad and New Delhi and the |
| d steam-hauled train operated by East Germany | railways ran between Thale and Halberstadt. |
| omotives that ran on the New Zealand national | railways system between 1955 and 1989. |
| alyllyn Railway and a return via the Cambrian | Railways line between Tywyn and Machynlleth. |
| ger express train operated by the New Zealand | Railways Department between 1949 and 1970. |
| station is Wendover which is on the Chiltern | Railways line between Aylesbury and London Marylebone |
| was captured in Sinai on the former Palestine | Railways line between El Kantara East and Gaza. |
| Chiltern | Railways trains between London Marylebone and High Wyc |
| s passenger train operated by the New Zealand | Railways Department between 1925 and 1956. |
| s general manager of Ireland's Great Northern | Railways (GNR) between 1911 and 1926. |
| 1985 following the withdrawal of New Zealand | Railways services beyond Otiria. |
| that the Nazis made him manager of the State | railways, a big jump from being an engineer, so he cou |
| portunities as a result of the arrival of the | railways in Birmingham. |
| though it is maintained by the former British | Railways Property Board in order to prevent subsidence |
| ew, Smith, C.E., Peden (1995), The Industrial | railways of Bolton, Bury and the Manchester Coalfield, |
| h, F. D.; Peden, J. A. (1995), The Industrial | Railways of Bolton, Bury and the Manchester Coalfield, |
| , which had to borrowed from the Indian State | Railways in Bombay) arrived safely in Colombo. |
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