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of the country139
one of the131
in regard to119
the fact that118
the railway companies113
of the railway104
the london and88
part of the85
as well as84
as to the83
of the great80
the board of80
london and north79
the case of78
board of trade76
in the case72
the number of70
by means of68
the united kingdom66
in order to62
on the other60
of the roads60
the house of60
in addition to58
the end of58
the cost of58
the construction of56
the use of56
some of the55
end of the51
house of commons51
regard to the51
out of the50
it may be50
in the same50
the united states49
and in the49
in the united47
for the purpose46
the purpose of46
liverpool and manchester45
the other hand45
in spite of44
were to be44
of the united43
it was not43
in connection with42
of the most42
side of the42
of the canal42
a view to41
the course of41
with a view41
miles an hour41
view of the41
in respect to41
western railway company40
more or less40
fact that the40
and of the40
to have been39
the great western39
of the river38
the improvement of38
owing to the38
by the railway37
the act of37
in this country37
of the london37
to be found36
the part of36
on the part36
known as the35
was to be35
of which the35
in which the35
by way of35
the great lakes35
the railway company34
will be found34
the interests of34
at the same34
the opening of34
history of the33
had to be33
of the railways33
and it was33
in favour of33
parts of the33
that of the33
of the war33
the development of33
the manufacture of32
the value of32
the whole of32
development of the32
there is no32
it would be31
the railway system31
the conveyance of31
that is to31
of the same31
of new york30
the port of30
it will be30
and that the30
the erie canal30
in the following30
the extent of30
that in the29
the liverpool and29
down to the29
point of view29
in the railway29
a total of29
likely to be29
of the first28
the provision of28
are to be28
middle of the28
there was a28
the eighteenth century28
the point of28
a number of28
the amount of28
there was no28
many of the28
at the time28
the middle of28
of the board28
which had been27
members of the27
in the country27
no fewer than27
of the eighteenth27
as far as27
due to the27
of the west27
most of the27
the history of27
would have been27
the canal companies27
of the old27
of the state27
is to say27
it is a27
the same time26
shown by the26
the local authorities26
to the railway26
the state of26
on the railway26
is to be26
up to the26
as it was26
be able to26
the royal commission25
of the kingdom25
for the conveyance25
a matter of25
at one time25
in the early25
great western railway25
and so on25
of the british25
of the new25
by reason of25
a distance of25
the select committee25
according to the25
the building of25
the subject of25
and to the25
so far as24
of the road24
in the way24
to be made24
whole of the24
case of the24
on account of24
the advantage of24
of all the24
two or three24
a series of24
in the first24
at the end24
led to the24
be found in24
to which the24
state of the24
between london and24
of their own24
of the line23
more and more23
rates and charges23
in the house23
to meet the23
the story of23
to be a23
the railway service23
of the royal23
the principle of23
of the house23
the great eastern23
trade of the23
more than a23
and a half23
select committee of23
in proportion as23
the trade of23
here in question22
that it was22
opening of the22
report of the22
the advantages of22
to the public22
from london to22
and it is22
at that time22
time to time22
the duke of22
in some instances22
from time to22
given to the22
to a certain22
act of parliament22
connection with the22
of the present22
the effect of22
england and wales22
the means of21
and for the21
it is not21
in the middle21
total number of21
the navigation of21
navigation of the21
the introduction of21
as in the21
addition to the21
of the companies21
on the same21
which they were21
royal commission on21
to the great21
responsible for the21
but it was21
in the interests21
could not be21
extent of the21
of inland navigation21
the beginning of21
the city of21
a means of20
the rate of20
of the ohio20
a period of20
it was a20
nature of the20
by the london20
the way of20
not to be20
the turnpike system20
a pair of20
it was the20
it is said20
that it is20
the making of20
committee of the20
use of the19
london and birmingham19
of the world19
no less than19
in which they19
improvement of the19
idea of the19
as compared with19
much of the19
the nature of19
be regarded as19
the result of19
increase in the19
an act of19
the war office19
lancashire and yorkshire19
from the point19
the total number19
in view of19
the roads were19
in the course19
in the year19
sir douglas haig19
by the following19
in the world19
stockton and darlington19
days of the19
in this way19
of the nation19
his history of19
which has been19
it has been19
the form of19
of the public19
of the turnpike18
the art of18
because of the18
of the traffic18
of railway servants18
the town of18
should be made18
said to have18
in accordance with18
of the pack18
the creation of18
on either side18
will be seen18
working of the18
in the manufacture18
of the two18
the working of18
to say that18
the cumberland road18
railless electric traction18
the system of18
of the shell18
to the same18
the country in18
of great britain18
by the fact18
the stockton and17
in this connection17
lines of railway17
half of the17
railway and canal17
in the north17
in his history17
to the board17
railway companies to17
means of transport17
the transport of17
beginning of the17
as early as17
in the morning17
of the company17
cost of transport17
in the great17
it was in17
published in the17
of the various17
the matter of17
on the subject17
on the ground17
the rearward services17
by which the17
interests of the17
the place of17
the price of17
there is a17
the length of17
compared with the16
on which the16
the question of16
to the country16
during the war16
the work of16
in the matter16
end of rope16
the nineteenth century16
has been the16
that they had16
of the mississippi16
no more than16
to face p16
between liverpool and16
at a time16
the ohio river16
to be paid16
in this respect16
the trent and16
to the fact16
way of the16
found to be16
with the railways16
as a whole16
any of the16
the roads in16
it was found16
found in the16
at the rate16
in order that16
of one of16
that the railway16
the railway and16
a time when16
the position of16
proportion as the16
it should be16
in those days16
and from the15
to be used15
began to be15
between the two15
manager of the15
the formation of15
the report of15
and with the15
the passing of15
acme interplanetary express15
have to be15
the weight of15
railways of the15
of the general15
of view of15
of trade and15
the maintenance of15
it is true15
is one of15
the same year15
the idea of15
house of lords15
the right of15
as for the15
included in the15
of a railway15
great eastern railway15
value of the15
the time of15
account of the15
the supply of15
chesapeake and ohio15
and manchester railway15
position of the15
of a great15
adapted to the15
to those who15
is shown by15
mersey and irwell15
the railways of15
those of the15
of the fact15
of the land15
in the summer15
means of communication15
the roads of15
the running of15
the expense of15
conditions of the15
as the result14
on the road14
the near side14
the center of14
of the trent14
railway executive committee14
and on the14
to the north14
roads in the14
the time when14
one of those14
for the construction14
of the government14
of the day14
story of the14
the purposes of14
of the latter14
portion of the14
the mersey and14
the head of14
on top of14
to the effect14
by the board14
of the local14
of the people14
of the erie14
on the great14
a quarter of14
to carry out14
to deal with14
as distinct from14
policy of the14
to make the14
as regards the14
the face of14
will not be14
of the act14
and by the14
new york city14
the following year14
of an inch14
which have been14
the policy of14
to be the14
so long as14
the operation of14
the running rope14
apart from the14
the times of14
to be done14
to have a14
the benefit of14
even in the14
a railway company14
had not been14
made to the14
of late years14
on the ohio13
the railway executive13
it had been13
has already been13
in the winter13
years of the13
the growth of13
the directors of13
of which is13
number of horses13
to their own13
it might be13
none the less13
on to the13
the application of13
one of these13
for a time13
or any other13
in the construction13
the title of13
in the form13
it is stated13
progress of the13
seems to have13
a certain extent13
the action of13
for a period13
the commerce of13
miles of road13
in the history13
the proprietors of13
the conditions of13
the output of13
made in the13
of the gun13
the name of13
the reign of13
of the alleghanies13
must have been13
to allow of13
miles in length13
the production of13
the adoption of13
there is an13
advantage of the13
whether or not13
the basis of13
in england and13
of the motor13
not have been13
the carriage of13
for this purpose13
the turnpike roads13
a good deal13
have been the13
to the west13
trade and commerce13
for the first13
they would be13
prior to the13
of the nineteenth13
of the canals13
transport and communication13
and in a13
commerce of the13
effect of the13
the power of13
was in the13
of some of13
of the community13
of the greatest13
the north of13
expansion of the13
to pay the13
of a few12
center of the12
respect to the12
the birmingham canal12
to compete with12
but it is12
where it is12
goes on to12
the top of12
the session of12
of inland transport12
of inland commerce12
part in the12
of the work12
the other side12
reference to the12
the proportion of12
the importance of12
the substitution of12
had been made12
the mouth of12
large number of12
at the outset12
of a new12
in crewe works12
they had been12
made by the12
far as the12
was not until12
little more than12
in their own12
section of the12
may have been12
that of a12
the general manager12
as a means12
general manager of12
to show that12
quarter of a12
the need for12
on canals and12
construction of the12
would have to12
by the railways12
per ton per12
well as the12
should be provided12
the repair of12
which was to12
length of line12
under standing rope12
rates and taxes12
reason of the12
the direction of12
the most important12
in preference to12
the competition of12
on the canal12
to be carried12
leeds and liverpool12
in the face12
the ohio and12
of the time12
by the government12
as soon as12
trent and mersey12
from the fact12
the post office12
in the development12
the off packer12
at this time12
a history of12
to the extent12
to do so12
and the same12
with which the12
ton per mile12
proprietors of the11
of private bill11
speaks of the11
hundred and fifty11
be made to11
of england and11
of those who11
as we know11
of the said11
the advent of11
with the result11
the midland railway11
as a rule11
place of the11
the risk of11
seem to have11
instead of being11
the country was11
face of the11
of the steamboat11
president of the11
directors of the11
chief goods manager11
of the english11
under which the11
is true that11
the condition of11
produce of the11
of the liverpool11
the general conditions11
of the year11
the same way11
cost of the11
the right to11
of the thames11
called upon to11
in the days11
carriage and waggon11
may be carried11
and the other11
time of the11
an increase in11
from the railway11
and irwell navigation11
the effect that11
the fate of11
such as these11
railway companies in11
chairman of the11
came to be11
but in the11
to the state11
the county of11
control of the11
is said to11
of railway companies11
would not have11
baltimore and ohio11
railway companies were11
factor in the11
description of the11
under the act11
not only to11
at the present11
means of which11
in the direction11
fact that in11
canals and waterways11
accordance with the11
it is to11
been able to11
london and south11
spite of the11
was given to11
and the railway11
for the purposes11
to use the11
the lines of11
in the south11
the possibility of11
the tump line11
connected with the11
the result that11
history of inland11
to the railways11
of the many11
of roads and11
in conjunction with11
eastern railway company11
commission on canals11
in place of11
the back of11
offered by the11
condition of the11
the influence of11
bulk of the11
to the general11
up in the11
conquest of the11
good deal of11
representatives of the11
than that of11
of the goods11
of the whole11
on the trail11
about the year11
is that the11
in the most11
in the number11
of the other11
as they were11
not only of11
by those who11
to be taken11
three or four11
to all the11
of turnpike roads11
top of load11
by road to11
applied to the11
of the traders11
they had to11
of the city11
that they were11
of the western11
for the repair11
to facilitate the10
in case of10
allow of the10
on the mississippi10
in the light10
of the system10
per cent of10
that there were10
the lancashire and10
all sorts of10
they should be10
be gathered from10
the country to10
of the leading10
it was further10
them in the10
of the best10
one end of10
the canal was10
in it was10
in the last10
to pass through10
in proportion to10
to the trade10
in the reign10
of his own10
the lack of10
a collection of10
of the proposed10
the establishment of10
to protect the10
to make a10
the company of10
a great deal10
the cartridge case10
the issue of10
the neighbourhood of10
the shape of10
his right hand10
the grand junction10
by the state10
a height of10
number of persons10
the following table10
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on the river10
surface of the10
on the one10
for the public10
the inhabitants of10
time when the10
the th of10
early part of10
a line of10
of the rates10
on the occasion10
port of entry10
be carried on10
the employment of10
and at the10
of the locomotive10
course of the10
private bill committees10
for him to10
they are not10
among other things10
given in the10
sides of the10
as it is10
cost of construction10
act passed in10
should be taken10
of the three10
effect on the10
in the autumn10
surrey iron rail10
of the rivers10
the event of10
one of them10
as will be10
that there is10
back of the10
road from the10
roads of the10
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to the number10
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of the severn10
of the institution10
in a single10
roads of england10
out in the10
of the rope10
be said to10
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of the county10
under the title10
must needs be10
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over and under10
the near packer10
to supply the10
for them to10
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which could be10
result of the10
an average of10
of so much10
on the north10
that it would10
the surface of10
it is the10
the companies were10
early days of10
may be said10
of the case10
the first time10
that they would10
which it is10
we are told10
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large enough to10
in the west10
the improvements in10
or in the10
to improve the10
of the advantages10
a member of10
the demand for10
it was to10
passing of the10
a system of10
which were to10
to the river10
the sixteenth century10
two years later10
the early part10
attached to the10
or of the10
not only the10
in charge of10
in the event10
needs of the10
the glamorganshire canal10
at the beginning10
issued by the10
was not only10
of the mersey10
should be of10
top of the10
feet in length10
a few years9
chief mechanical engineer9
say that the9
the new york9
have to pay9
miles of railway9
and one of9
to the new9
so that the9
the period of9
the conquest of9
afforded by the9
the existence of9
railway clearing house9
the eastern counties9
so as to9
of the agriculture9
traders in the9
the bulk of9
the difference between9
in great britain9
trade and industry9
subject to the9
the very outset9
had been brought9
conditions under which9
at the head9
in the working9
that the railways9
to keep the9
the writer of9
the light of9
many thousands of9
city of london9
in which he9
the occasion of9
operation of the9
of a single9
to the roads9
railway rates and9
the help of9
we have been9
in the making9
favour of the9
on the railways9
those who were9
that the number9
employed in the9
for which the9
all the same9
of the opening9
the rates of9
of the main9
a half miles9
the road to9
and birmingham railway9
the autumn of9
as we have9
out by the9
members of their9
to the canal9
means of a9
and the first9
and the mississippi9
at the very9
is the case9
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so on to9
a speed of9
and in this9
there will be9
forward of the9
is stated that9
port of liverpool9
paid to the9
the opposition of9
to bring about9
the future of9
and canal commission9
added to the9
the leeds and9
lord of the9
in the streets9
the agriculture of9
the produce of9
following on the9
at the top9
the other end9
of the potomac9
to prevent the9
a source of9
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length of the9
in one of9
a writer in9
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of a canal9
by the same9
walls of the9
on the way9
the completion of9
which is the9
that there was9
the great railway9
the rest of9
may be made9
monopoly of the9
the hands of9
on one side9
the chesapeake and9
in due course9
distance of about9
the canal company9
the case with9
would be the9
railways in the9
of the entire9
example of the9
the line of9
and other places9
of the north9
as it were9
not more than9
on the portage9
relating to the9
at any rate9
of the early9
a variety of9
a new era9
the local government9
on behalf of9
in the result9
attitude of the9
of the middle9
of the last9
a portion of9
the following figures9
if your baby9
on the roads9
each of these9
the words of9
a few of9
it to the9
they have been9
together with the9
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shown in the9
a position to9
general view of9
the railway world9
large proportion of9
in the session9
for the year9
have been made9
the walls of9
the date of9
line of the9
the chief goods9
acts of parliament9
for the use9
in a position9
of london and9
or to the9
throughout the country9
as a result9
he tells us9
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the middle ages9
railway companies of9
superintendent of the9
show that the9
and under the9
not so much9
of raw materials9
to the ohio9
had to pay9
the level of9
amount of the9
on the western9
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railway company to8
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