Stokers and pokers : $b or, The London and North-Western Railway, the electric telegraph, and the railway clearing-houseHead, Francis Bond, Sir
History
Stokers and pokers : $b or, The London and North-Western Railway, the electric telegraph, and the railway clearing-house
Head, Francis Bond, Sir
London and North-Western Railway; Railway Clearing House (London, England); Telegraph -- Great Britain
2. Signals 162
Police Signals 162
Stationary Signals 163
Semaphore Signals--Day 164
Semaphore Signals--Night 165
Junction Signals 165
Auxiliary Signals 165
Train Signals 166
Special Signals--Newton Junction 167
3. Fog Signals 168
4. Engine men 169
_Special Regulations_:--
London and Birmingham Section 176
Grand Junction Section 176
Manchester and Birmingham Section 177
Trent Valley Section 178
Bolton Branch 178
5. Guards 179
6. Breaksmen 184
7. Station Masters and Clerks 186
8. Inspectors of Police 191
9. Police 191
10. Gatemen at Level Crossings 195
11. Ballast Engines and Plate-Layers 196
12. Tunnel Regulations, Lime-Street 199
Ditto, Wapping 201
13. Bankriders 203
14. Bye Laws 204
15. Acts of Parliament 206
* * * * *
_At a Meeting of the Board of Directors, held on the 11th of
September, 1847, it was_
_Ordered,
That the following code of Rules and Regulations be, and the
same is hereby approved and adopted for the guidance and
instruction of the Officers and Men in the service of the
London and North-Western Railway Company, and that all former
Rules and Regulations inconsistent with the same be cancelled._
_Ordered,
That every person in the service do keep a copy of these
Regulations on his person while on duty, under a penalty of
five shillings for neglect of the same._
_By order of the Board of Directors.
MARK HUISH,
General Manager,
London and North-Western Railway._
SECTION I.
GENERAL REGULATIONS
APPLICABLE TO ALL SERVANTS
OF THE
LONDON AND NORTH-WESTERN COMPANY.
1. Each person is to devote himself exclusively to the Company’s
service, attending during the regulated hours of the day, and
residing wherever he may be required.
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