The Railway Movement
A VERY respectable meeting of persons interested in railways was held at Windsor on Saturday; and although the report we have received of the proceedings is…
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Railways, roads & transport, 1846
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Original Correspondence. Railways. To the Editors of the Sydney Morning Herald
GENTLEMEN,—As the necessity of first principles, as well as the impression made by them being correct, and their proper application, that on which the success of every…
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IN this busy community, where no man has time for proper reflection on the causes and consequences of the mest interesting developments of human enterprise, it is no matter of…
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GENTLEMEN,—I observe in the columns of your paper of this morning a long letter from that scientific luminary, Mr. Henry Scope, attacking and tearing to pieces my poor devoted…
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A NOTABLE instance of the unnecessary expense to which Parliament puts railway companies has just occurred. By the Standing Orders of both Houses, the committees On railway bills are directed to report specially on, amongst other points,…
Continued on Trove, page 319 →THE Sydney Morning Herald. Friday, July 31, 1846. Sworn to no master, of no sect am I." Railways
As we perceive a public meeting has been called for Thursday next, to receive the Report of the Provisional Committee appointed to collect information relative to…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →THE Sydney Morning Herald. Saturday, August 1, 1846. Sworn to no master, of ne sect am I." Railways
In examining the question as to the best means of reducing the outlay in the formation of railroads, particularly with reference to subsidiary lines in England, the…
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A PUBLIC meeting was held yesterday, at Mr. Lyons's room, to receive the Report of the Provisional Committee, appointed at a public meeting held the 29th January, to collect…
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WE have said so much in our leading columns on the subject of railways, that, but for its great importance to the entire community, we should be afraid to return…
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A MEETING was held on Thursday, at Mr. Lyons's Rooms, to receive the Report of the Provincial Committee, appointed at a public meeting held on the 29th January, for the purpose of collecting informations respecting the expense and advantages…
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IN pursuauce of an advertisement to that effect, a public meeting was held on Thursday last, at three 6 clock, in Mr. Lyons Room to receive the report of the…
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GENTLEMEN,—The very able manner in which you have advocated the cause and fully demonstrated the advantages arising by the introduction of "railways"…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →THE Sydney Morning Merald. Tuesday, August 11,1846. Sworn to no master, of no sect am I.' the Railway Deputation
THE deputation (consisting of the honorable the SPEAKER of the Legislative Council, the Right Worshipful the MAYOR of Sydney, and Messrs. BARKER, JAMES…
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THE following Report by Mr. Woore, was read by him at the Public Meeting held at Mr. Lyons Rooms, on Thursday last, for the purpose of collecting information relative…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →The Sydney Chronicle. Wednesday, August 12, 1846. Reflections on Dr. Nicholson's "Railway Movement" and Its Progress
EVERY grand innovation and change, of every species and variety, in the laws, manners, and condition of society, is identified with the name of some individual, by whose…
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A numorous and highly respectable Meeting was held at Air. Hay's long room, Parramatta, on Monday evening, H. H. Macarthur, Esq., M. C. in the Chair, for the purpose of taking…
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The Courts of law continue to supply examples of the frauds per perpetrated by the projectors of bubble railway, schemes, and, of the fatuity of the dupes who were…
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YESTERDAY, at noon, pursuant to advertisement, a meeting of the proprietors of land on and within three miles of and usually approached by the Cook's River Road, was held in the…
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GENTLEMEN,—I am glad to see that you coincide with me in the opinion expressed in my first letter (vide Herald, 18th July,) that the formation of the Railway Company was…
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"The public are seldom wrong in their opinions; in their sentiments never." MR. SPECTATOR,--The force of the above expression was never more exemplified than in the manner in…
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