Lives of the Engineers / The Locomotive. George and Robert Stephenson

by Samuel Smiles

Pyrenean Pastoral, [298].

‘Quarterly,’ the, on railway speed, [159].

Queen, the, her first use of the Railway, [274];
opens the High Level and Royal Border Bridges, [319];
visits the Britannia Bridge, [338].

Rails, cast and wrought iron, [6], [133].

Railways,
early, [5]–7;
Merthyr Tydfil (Pen-y-darran), [69], [71];
Middleton, Leeds, [72];
Wylam, [74];
Killingworth, [84], [116];
Hetton, [118];
Stockton and Darlington, [123];
Liverpool and Manchester, [222];
Grand Junction, [230], [253];
Great Western, and Leicester and Swannington, [232];
London and Birmingham, [237];
Navvies, [250];
Manchester and Leeds, [254];
Midland, [257];
York and North Midland, [261];
travelling, [270]–4;
undulating, [284];
atmospheric, [286];
Chester and Birkenhead, [286];
mania, [288];
Newcastle and Berwick, and Newcastle and Darlington, [306];
South Devon, [308];
Chester and Holyhead, [320];
Trent Valley, [352].

Rainhill, locomotive competition at, [215].

Rastrick, Mr., C.E., [219], [253].

Ravensworth, Earl of, [46], [82].

Rennie, Messrs., C.E., [123], [171], [173], [325].

Road locomotion,
Cugnot’s steam-carriage, [64];
Evans and Symington’s, [65];
Trevithick’s, [67];
George Stephenson on, [113].