English Local Government
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, the former represent a much greater mileage of double track. Of the whole 1840 miles, 1162 are electric tramways or railways, and only 235 are horse tramways, the remainder being worked by steam, cable, or gas-motors. This total of 1840 miles com- pares with 269 in 1878, and 940 in 1890. Moreover, 755 additional miles of double track, and 652 of single track, had been authorised by March 1904. On the lines open for traffic the net receipts in 1903-4 were £2, 912, 110. Thus the work is going r...apidly forward, and there can be no question as to its beneficent results ; the only doubt is as to the possibility that, as steam superseded horse power, and electricity has replaced them both, the appear- ance of the motor omnibus may not render the costly permanent way of the present tram-cars ultimately unnecessary.
(II. ) Protection of Life and Property (a) The present organisation of the police system dates from 1856, when it became evident that many authorities would make no use of the adoptive powers given them by Parliament in 1839.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
, the former represent a much greater mileage of double track. Of the whole 1840 miles, 1162 are electric tramways or railways, and only 235 are horse tramways, the remainder being worked by steam, cable, or gas-motors. This total of 1840 miles com- pares with 269 in 1878, and 940 in 1890. Moreover, 755 additional miles of double track, and 652 of single track, had been authorised by March 1904. On the lines open for traffic the net receipts in 1903-4 were £2, 912, 110. Thus the work is going r...apidly forward, and there can be no question as to its beneficent results ; the only doubt is as to the possibility that, as steam superseded horse power, and electricity has replaced them both, the appear- ance of the motor omnibus may not render the costly permanent way of the present tram-cars ultimately unnecessary.
(II. ) Protection of Life and Property (a) The present organisation of the police system dates from 1856, when it became evident that many authorities would make no use of the adoptive powers given them by Parliament in 1839.
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