mail bags by ordinary trains, [463];
argument that the penny postal system would be cheaper by horse than by railway power, refuted, [465];
unjustifiable competition of the Post Office, [470];
Post Office threats against the railways, [475];
alleged monopoly, [476];
treatment of the railways by Government, [477];
unjustifiable tone towards railways, [478].
“Stokers and Pokers,” by Sir Francis Head, Bart., quotations from, [196], [197], [198], [224].
Storrow, Mr. Charles, his interesting information upon tunnel ventilation, [411];
his report upon the tunnel of the Alps, [426].