Tourists Guide to South Devon Rail Road River Coast And Moor
Tourists Guide to South Devon Rail Road River Coast And Moor
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To Lydford the line is the property of the South- Western Company ; from Lydford to Plymouth the S. W. Trains run over the Tavistock and Launceston branch of the G. W. System. North Road Station, Plymouth, belongs jointly to both companies ; thence the S. W. Trains proceed to the S. W. Terminus at Devonport.
The S. W. Line crosses the Exe at Cowley Bridge, the G. W. Main line and S. W. Line to that point from St. David's being identical. At Cowley Bridge the latter diverges to the left. The fir...st station is 45m. NEWTON ST. GYRES. (Pop. 959. ) A large quantity of manganese was formerly raised here, and manganese mines still exist. Near here is Pynes, the seat of Sir Stafford Northcote, Chancellor of the Exchequer in Lord Beacons- field's administration, and leader of the House of Commons on that Premier's removal to the Upper House.
7Jm. CREDITON. (Pop. 4222. ) Inns : Angel, Temperance, Ship. Crediton challenges notice if only for the sake of the old rhyme, variations of which are heard all over the kingdom.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
To Lydford the line is the property of the South- Western Company ; from Lydford to Plymouth the S. W. Trains run over the Tavistock and Launceston branch of the G. W. System. North Road Station, Plymouth, belongs jointly to both companies ; thence the S. W. Trains proceed to the S. W. Terminus at Devonport.
The S. W. Line crosses the Exe at Cowley Bridge, the G. W. Main line and S. W. Line to that point from St. David's being identical. At Cowley Bridge the latter diverges to the left. The fir...st station is 45m. NEWTON ST. GYRES. (Pop. 959. ) A large quantity of manganese was formerly raised here, and manganese mines still exist. Near here is Pynes, the seat of Sir Stafford Northcote, Chancellor of the Exchequer in Lord Beacons- field's administration, and leader of the House of Commons on that Premier's removal to the Upper House.
7Jm. CREDITON. (Pop. 4222. ) Inns : Angel, Temperance, Ship. Crediton challenges notice if only for the sake of the old rhyme, variations of which are heard all over the kingdom.
What to read after Tourists Guide to South Devon Rail Road River Coast And Moor?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by R N Richard Nicholls Worth to read onlineMoreLess
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