Great Northern Railway (Great Britain)
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- Open LibraryOL5332262A
Top Subjects
- Railroads (4)
- Great Northern Railway (Great Britain) (4)
- Scotland (2)
- Great Britain (2)
- England (1)
- Newcastle upon Tyne and Carlisle Rail-road Company (1)
- Description and travel (1)
Books by Great Northern Railway (Great Britain)
Total count: 15
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Great Northern RailwayLondon to York, Cambridge, Lincoln, Selby, and Norwich[s.n.]1834-01-01
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A proposal for concentrating the termini of the Newcastle and Carlisle, the Great North of England, and proposed Edinburgh railwaysand for providing spacious and eligible depots, with convenient access, from these several railways to the town of Newcastle[s.n.]1836-01-01
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The Great Northern Railway Companyfirst half-yearly meeting, 27th February, 1847[s.n.]1847-01-01
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Report of the arguments of counsel and judgment of the Lord Chancellor and the lords justices Sir George Turner and Sir J.L. Knight Bruce ...The argument reported by E.R. Turner ... The judgment taken from the shorthand notes of Mr. Tolcher ...C. Roworth1857-01-01
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Report of the arguments of counsel, and judgement of the Vice-Chancellor, 21st and 24th August, 1857From the shorthand notes of Mr. Tolcher ...C. Roworth1857-01-01
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Tourist guide.Morton & Co1879-01-01
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Great Northern Railway & east coast route to Scotlandtourist guideGreat Northern Railway1879-01-01
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Kings Cross & east coast route to Scotland tourist-guide, illustratedviews and descriptions of Peterborough, Grantham, Doncaster, York, Studley, Fountains Abbey, Bolton, Beverley, Bridlington, Scarborough, Rievaux Abbey, Whitby, Richmond, Barard Castle, Durham, Alnwick, Berwick, Kelso, Melrose, Abbotsford, Edinburgh, Glasgow, Dumbarton, Stirling, Perth.Morton & Co.1880-01-01
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Illustrated guide.Morton & Co1887-01-01
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Time table of the city and suburban train service from 12th May, 1888, and until further notice.Waterlow1888-01-01
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Tourist programme from July 1st, 1889.1889-01-01
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Tourist programme from July 1st, 1891.Morton, Printers1891-01-01
General regulations for working the absolute block telegraph on double lines of railway1897-01-01-
No Title Exists.Great Northern1905-01-01
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England and Scotlandeast coast route : the shortest and most popular route between London, Edinburgh, Perth, Aberdeen, & north of Scotland via Forth BridgeGreat Northern, North Eastern, & North British Railways