Mr. DOCKRAY _Resident Engineer, Southern Division_. Mr. PALMER _Assistant Manager, Liverpool_. Mr. BROOKS „ _London_. Mr. ROBINSON „ _Birmingham_. Mr. JONES „ _for the Chester and Crewe Branch_. Mr. BRADSHAW „ „ _Bolton Branch_. _For the Locomotive Department._ Mr. MCCONNELL _Southern Division_. Mr. TREVITHICK _Northern Division_. Mr. RAMSBOTTOM _Man. and Bir. Section_. _For the Merchandise Department._ Mr. EBORALL _Central Division_. Mr. POOLE _Northern Division_. Mr. MILLS _Southern Division_. Mr. SALT _Man. and Bir. Section_. _For the Carriage Department._ Mr. WRIGHT _Southern Division_. Mr. WORDSELL _Northern Division_. Mr. MORISON _For purposes of the Clearing House_. These Passes must always be issued on the authorised printed Forms, and the reason of the Pass being granted must be entered on the Counterfoil. SECTION VI. REGULATIONS FOR BREAKSMEN OF LUGGAGE TRAINS. 1. The Breaksman or Breaksmen, as the case may be, must be in attendance =60= minutes before the hour fixed in the Time Bill for the departure of the Trains. 2. They are carefully to examine the loading and sheeting of the waggons before starting from each Station, to insure the protection of the goods from =rain= and =sparks=. They must also, at every Station where the Train stops, ascertain that the loading of the Trucks has not moved, and specially that it does not =overhang= the sides. 3. They are to be careful to ascertain that the axles of the waggons are properly =greased= before starting from a Station. 4. The Head Breaksman, where there are two, is responsible for seeing that the =Signal Lamps= are attached to the Train, and that on arrival they are delivered to the Lamp-man. He is also responsible to have these Lamps lighted at Sunset and during a Fog. 5. The Breaksman is to enter on his Way Bill any =delays= or =casualties=, and report the same on arrival to the proper officer. When any waggons are left on the road that should have been taken forward, the Breaksman must instantly on arrival give notice of the same. 6. The Breaksman is to receive and enter on his Way Bill such despatch-bags, parcels, invoices, and letters, as may be delivered to him, and must be very particular to deliver correctly any parcels of Goods which may be intrusted to him between roadside Stations, and to forward to their address without delay all =letters=, =despatches=, and =invoices= consigned to his care.