A Handbook to Various Publications Documents And Charts Connected With the Ris

S Cotterell

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1837 237c " HE oddities of the Railway "guiding" could scarcJ further go" says The Story of Bradshaw p. 21 "than t| shape of a medal, marked with the ' times, ' which tl traveller could carry in his pocket, like a coin. Such medal of white metal was issued 52 years ago thus inscribji [here follow times of trains. ]" The one below howev gives only first class trains, perhaps disdaining the " Mixed " trains the spirit of the times. On the Obvetse are shown the viaducts oft two . Lines leading int...o BIRM. With the words : Birm. Liv. & Mane Grand June. Ry. Begun 18-45 opened July 4th 1837, cost ^1, 500, 00 J. Locke, Engr On the Reverse are given the names of eight statioc their distances from BIRM. And the time taken to reach them togeth with the peripheral notice "ist class leaves Birm. At 7 o'clod pt. Ii a. M. ; ? pt. 2 and 7 p. M. ; ist class leaves Manchester ai Liverpool at 5 pt. 6, ^ pt. 11 a. M. And 2 and \ pt. 6 p. M. " These are tl first "times" of 1837 (vide CORNISH & FREELING p.

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