INDEX
- Agriculture and canals, [16], [147]-[150]
- Aire and Calder Navigation, [86], [132], [135]
- Allport, Sir James, [37], [81]
- Aqueducts, [124]
- Association of Chambers of Commerce, [4], [5]
- Barnsley Canal, [26]
- Belgium, waterways in, [93]-[96], [97]
- Birmingham Canal, [26], [37], [57]-[73], [120], [125]
- Boats, size of, [32], [69], [130]
- Brecknock and Abergavenny Canal, [26]
- Brecon Canal, [45]
- Bridgewater Canal, [13]-[15], [21], [23]-[24], [124]
- Bridgewater, Duke of, [13]-[15], [23]
- Bridgwater and Taunton Canal, [45]
- Brindley, James, [14]-[15], [16], [124]
- Brunner, Sir John T., [4]
- Buckley, Mr R. B., [141]
- Caledonian Railway Company, [50]-[54]
- Canada, waterways in, [128]-[129]
- Canals, earliest, in England, [13]-[22];
- canal mania, [16];
- passenger traffic, [18]-[19];
- shares and dividends, [21], [26], [27];
- tolls and charges, [23]-[25], [27]-[30];
- handicapped, [33];
- attitude towards railways, [34]-[38];
- Kennet and Avon, [38]-[45];
- Shropshire Union, [47]-[50];
- Forth and Clyde, [50]-[54];
- "strangulation" theory, [54]-[55];
- Birmingham Canal, [57]-[73];
- coal traffic, [84]-[89];
- canals and waterways on the Continent, [93]-[103];
- in the United States, [104]-[118];
- in England, [119]-[141];
- in Canada, [128]-[129];
- conclusions and recommendations, [142]-[150]
- Capitalists, attitude of, [3]
- Carnegie, Mr, [110]
- Chesapeake and Delaware Canal, [109]
- Chesapeake and Ohio Canal, [109]
- Chesterfield Canal, [46], [123]
- Child, Messrs, [15]
- Coal, [13], [21], [29]-[30], [40], [51]-[53], [81]-[89]
- Consignments, sizes of, [78]
- Continental conditions, [11], [93]-[103], [139], [140], [141]
- Cost of reconstruction, [132]-[136]
- Cotton, raw, [89]-[91]
- Coventry Canal, [26]
- Cox, M.P., Mr Harold, [140]
- Cromford Canal, [123]
- Cumming, Mr T. G., [21], [147]-[148]
- Dixon, Professor F. H., [110], [117]
- Dredging, [43]
- Electrical installations, [130]
- Ellesmere Canal, [26], [47], [124]
- Engineers and canal question, [2]
- Erie Canal, the, [105]-[111], [116]
- Fish, Mr Stuyvesant, [114]-[115]
- Forth and Clyde Navigation, [50]-[54]
- France, waterways in, [100], [102]
- Frost on canals, [24], [30], [77]
- Gentleman's Magazine, [26]
- Geographical conditions, [11], [94]-[96], [98]-[100]
- Germany, waterways in, [94], [97], [100]-[102]
- Glass, Mr John, [129]
- Government guarantee, [4]
- Grand Junction Canal, [26], [39], [120], [123]
- Grand Western Canal, [45]
- Great Northern Railway, [31], [83]
- Great Western Railway Company, [38]-[45], [67], [68], [70]
- Grinling, Mr C. H., [30]
- Hertslet, Sir E. Cecil, [94]
- Holland, waterways in, [77], [94], [96]
- Huddersfield Narrow Canal, [120], [123]
- Hudson, George, [30]
- Inglis, Mr J. C., [38]-[39], [45]
- Jackson, Mr Luis, [115]-[117]
- Jebb, Mr G. R., [71]
- Jekyll, Sir Herbert, [62]
- Kennet and Avon Canal, [26], [38]-[45], [121]
- Lancashire and Yorkshire Railway Company, [46]
- Lancaster Canal, [26], [124]
- Languedoc Canal, [14]
- Leeds and Liverpool Canal, [120], [135]
- Leicester and Swinnington Railway, [29]
- Lift at Anderton, [122]-[123]
- Liverpool and Manchester Railway, [21], [23]-[26], [28]
- Liverpool merchants, petition from, [25]-[26]
- Local taxation, [9]-[10], [139], [145]-[146]
- Locks, [32], [33], [43], [50], [66], [120]-[121], [127]
- London and North-Western Railway Company, [37], [46], [48]-[49], [59]-[71]
- London, Brighton and South Coast Railway Company, [128]
- London County Council, [5]
- Loughborough Canal, [26], [27], [29]
- Macclesfield Canal, [46]
- Manchester and Bury Canal, [46]
- Manchester Ship Canal, [133]
- McAdam, J. L., [12]-[13]
- Mechanical haulage, [49]-[50], [121]-[122], [130]-[131]
- Meiklejohn, Professor, [97]
- Mersey and Irwell Navigation, [13], [15], [21], [24]
- Mersey Harbour Board, [5]
- Midland Railway, [30], [37], [67], [83]
- Mining operations and canals, [46], [65]-[66], [126]-[127]
- Mississippi, the, [111]-[117]
- Monmouthshire Canal, [26], [45]
- Morrison, Mr, [27]-[28]
- Manchester, Sheffield and Lincoln Railway Company (Great Central), [46]
- Municipalisation schemes, [4]-[8], [135]
- Nationalisation of canals, [4], [10], [135]
- Neath Canal, [26]
- North British Railway, [53]
- North-Eastern Railway, [149]
- Old Union Canal, [26]
- Oxford Canal, [26]
- Packhorse period, the, [12], [16], [18]
- Paddington Canal, [18]-[19]
- Physical conditions, [11], [96]-[99], [119]
- Political conditions, [100]-[102]
- Principle, questions of, [9]-[11]
- Private enterprise, [9], [106], [142]
- Profits on canals, [15], [16], [21], [26], [27]
- Public trusts, [4]-[6]
- Pumping machinery, [42]-[43], [63]
- Quarterly Review, [17]-[22], [111]
- Railways, position of companies as ratepayers, [7]-[8];
- cost of railway construction and operation, [9]-[10];
- effect on railway rates, [10];
- advent of, [17]-[22];
- Liverpool and Manchester Railway, [21], [25], [28];
- Leicester and Swinnington Railway, [29];
- Midland Railway, [30];
- Great Northern Railway, [31];
- attitude of canal companies towards, [35]-[38];
- control of canals, [38]-[56], [57]-[73];
- railways in Germany, [100]-[102];
- in France, [102];
- recommendations, [145]-[146]
- Ratepayers, liability of, [7]-[8], [137]
- Rates, regulation of, on railways and canals, [27]-[28]
- Regents Canal, [129]
- Rennie, [124]
- Road-motors, [149]
- Rochdale Canal, [26], [120], [132]
- Ross, Mr A., [45]-[47]
- Royal Commission on Canals and Waterways, [62]
- Sandars, Mr Joseph, [21], [23]-[25], [34], [75]
- Saner, Mr J. A., [38], [67], [129]
- Sankey Brook and St Helen's Canal, [46]
- Saunders, Mr H. J., [39], [44]
- Select Committee on Canals (1883), [37]
- Sheffield and South Yorkshire Navigation, [46]
- Shropshire Union Canal, [47]-[50], [69]-[72], [120]
- Somerset Coal Canal, [40]
- Speed, [122], [131]
- Staffordshire and Worcestershire Canal, [26]
- Stalbridge, Lord, [86]
- Stephenson, George, [30]
- Stephenson, Robert, [30]
- Stourbridge Extension Canal, [45]
- "Strangulation" theory, [55], [143]
- Stratford-upon-Avon Canal, [45]
- Swansea Canal, [26], [45]
- Taxpayers, how affected, [3], [5], [137]
- Telford, [124]
- Thames and Severn Canal, [123]
- Thames steamboat service, [5]
- Thomas, Mr G. C., [39]
- Thwaite, Mr, [125]
- Trade, changes in, [11], [40]-[42], [52]-[54], [61], [74]-[92], [133]-[134]
- Traders, advice to, [146]-[147]
- Trent and Mersey Navigation, [16], [26], [27], [49], [69], [72], [122], [123]
- Troops, transport of, by canal, [18]-[19]
- Tunnels, canal, [123]
- Ulrich, Herr Franz, [97]
- United States, waterways in, [104]-[118]
- Vernon-Harcourt, Mr L. F., [135]
- Walker, Colonel, F. N. T., [5]
- Water-supply for canals, [24], [32], [33], [42]-[43], [62]-[64], [66], [77], [99], [127]-[130]
- Wheeler, Mr W. H., [99]
- Widenings, [66], [70], [71]
- Wilts and Berks Canal, [40]
- Worcester and Birmingham Canal, [26], [120], [123], [132]
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