East Bourne Memories of the Victorian Period 1845 1901
East Bourne Memories of the Victorian Period 1845 1901
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The opponents of Tramways in East-Bourne may depend upon it that they will come sooner or later ; the hideous, noisy, and stinking motor omnibuses are no sufficient or satisfactory substitutes. I arn no new convert to the Tramway. I welcomed G. F. Train's American Tramway down the Bayswater Road in 1862, and made my first speech in favour of tramways in London as far back as April 13, 1861, at a College Debating Society.
Under the date of July 25, 1857 I find in my diary an entry that I went to... Polegate to meet a cousin returning from Croydou, and that " she came down in a long train : 3 engines and 50 carriages. " The figures . Seem incredible, but the writing is quite distinct.
This chapter will be brought to an end with a few anecdotes of Railway-travelling experiences " Published by Request, " as sermons are sometimes said to be. It so happens that in the performance of duties connected with my work as a Local Government Board Inspector, . A Boundary Commissioner, and a Political Speaker on platforms, including professional journeys as a Barrister, I have had a great deal of railway-travelling in England between Penzance and Dover on the S.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The opponents of Tramways in East-Bourne may depend upon it that they will come sooner or later ; the hideous, noisy, and stinking motor omnibuses are no sufficient or satisfactory substitutes. I arn no new convert to the Tramway. I welcomed G. F. Train's American Tramway down the Bayswater Road in 1862, and made my first speech in favour of tramways in London as far back as April 13, 1861, at a College Debating Society.
Under the date of July 25, 1857 I find in my diary an entry that I went to... Polegate to meet a cousin returning from Croydou, and that " she came down in a long train : 3 engines and 50 carriages. " The figures . Seem incredible, but the writing is quite distinct.
This chapter will be brought to an end with a few anecdotes of Railway-travelling experiences " Published by Request, " as sermons are sometimes said to be. It so happens that in the performance of duties connected with my work as a Local Government Board Inspector, . A Boundary Commissioner, and a Political Speaker on platforms, including professional journeys as a Barrister, I have had a great deal of railway-travelling in England between Penzance and Dover on the S.
What to read after East Bourne Memories of the Victorian Period 1845 1901?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by George F George Frederick Chambers to read onlineMoreLess
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