Notice. Sunday Pleasure Trips. "Keep the Sabbath Day to sanctify it, as the Lord God hath commanded thee". Notice warning against Sunday Rail Travel (on the Newcastle and Carlisle Railway) with extracts from the Books of Exodus, Isaiah and Jeremiah. (27 August 1842). Black text on white background. Printed by Pattison and Ross, 48 Pilgrim Street, Newcastle. Stuck on card. Losses at edges. sunday pleasure trips
Notice. Newcastle-Upon-Tyne and Carlisle Railway. Trains for Passengers and Parcels will proceed from the Company's Tempory Station west of the Infirmary, Newcastle-upon-Tyne, instead of from the Close Station, from 21 October 1839. (With list of trains and also details of trains from Redheugh and London Road, Carlisle). Black text on white background. Printed by John Bell, side, Newcastle-upon-Tyne. Stuck to board. Trains for passengers and parcels........
Notice. Railway. "The following advertisement was copied from a Birmingham Paper, and sent in a letter to a Gentleman of Newcastle". (Reprint of an advertisement in the form of a letter by "Quiz" containing a satirical account of a meeting held on 24 August 1826 concerning the establishment of a railway between Birmingham and Wolverhampton and the excessive costs involved). Issued : September 1826. Black text on white background. Printed by Fordyce, Printer, 29 Sandhill, Newcastle. Stuck to board and removed from frame. the following advertisement was copied from......
Notice. Newcastle and Carlisle Railway. Notice is Hereby given that all persons trespassing on the Railway are liable to a considerable penalty.....and that the punishment for doing any injury or damage to the Railway is transportation for 7 years. 21 August 1835. Black text on white background. Printed by Akenheads, Printers, Newcastle. Stuck to card with losses at edges. notice is hereby given that all persons trespassing.......
Notice. Aylesbury Railway. Five Pounds Reward. (To be paid to anyone giving evidence sufficient to convict any offender found guilty of stealing and carrying away a quantity of Rails, Stakes and Materials belonging to the Company or of pulling up and removing several stakes driven into the ground for the purpose of setting out the line of Railway). 18 August 1838. Black text on white background. Printed by May, Printer, Aylesbury. Aylesbury Railway
