The History of the Great Northern Railway, 1845-1895
The History of the Great Northern Railway, 1845-1895
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Mr. Denison, however, frustrated this design, and the new running powers were left dependent upon private agreement merely.
But the Committee refused assent to a further petition of the Great Northern's counsel that they should strike out the Sheffield u Z90 HISTORY OF GREAT NORTHERN RAILWAY from partnership between- Melton and Rushton and give that line to the Midland alone.
Meanwhile, during the progress of this "thirty days' fight" — the longest the House of Commons Committee-rooms had seen ...since the seventy days' fight over the I>ondon and York — another contest had been waged before another Committee, presided over by Major O'Reilly. This was over the Bradford, Thornton, and Keighley Bill. This Bill had been petitioned against by a number of interests — by the Midland, by the Lancashire and Yorkshire, by a small company called the Keighley and Worth Valley, whose directors were disappointed that Mr. Eraser had not been able to join his new line with theirs, and by the Corporation Of Bradford, which was anxious for the safety of its reservoirs at Doe Park and Manywells.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Mr. Denison, however, frustrated this design, and the new running powers were left dependent upon private agreement merely.
But the Committee refused assent to a further petition of the Great Northern's counsel that they should strike out the Sheffield u Z90 HISTORY OF GREAT NORTHERN RAILWAY from partnership between- Melton and Rushton and give that line to the Midland alone.
Meanwhile, during the progress of this "thirty days' fight" — the longest the House of Commons Committee-rooms had seen ...since the seventy days' fight over the I>ondon and York — another contest had been waged before another Committee, presided over by Major O'Reilly. This was over the Bradford, Thornton, and Keighley Bill. This Bill had been petitioned against by a number of interests — by the Midland, by the Lancashire and Yorkshire, by a small company called the Keighley and Worth Valley, whose directors were disappointed that Mr. Eraser had not been able to join his new line with theirs, and by the Corporation Of Bradford, which was anxious for the safety of its reservoirs at Doe Park and Manywells.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Charles H Charles Herbert Grinling to read onlineMoreLess
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