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Advice statement, Rothwell Haigh colliery, received from J & J Charlesworth, 21st August 1849 for Mr. Tennant of Leeds.

Rothwell Haigh colliery advice statement

Documents

1849
Lithograph: portrait of William Buckland (1784-1856) by T.H. Maguire 1849. 61x44cm, image 29.2x24.2cm, octagon. Title from facsimile signature. Plate from set of: Ipswich Museum Portraits 1851. Portrait, HL seated holding fossilised conch

Will[ia]m Buckland

Thomas Herbert Maguire

1849
Advice statement, Rothwell Haigh colliery, received from J & J Charlesworth for Mr. Henry Tennant of Leeds, 1849.

Rothwell Haigh colliery advice statement

Documents

1849
Notice, Excursion to Windermere and the Lake District on the Newcastle & Carlisle Railway, 17th September, 1849. Typeset notice advertising an excursion train from Newcastle and Gateshead to Windermere, with stops at Blaydon, Hexham, Haydon Bridge and Haltwhistle. Text gives details of lodging houses and steamboat trips, and coaches to Keswick and Coniston. By order of James Allport, Manager, dated 4th September 1849.

excursion to windermere & the lake district

Railway Posters, Notices & Handbills

1849
Poster, Huddersfield and Manchester Railway, "First Excursion Train on the Huddersfield & Manchester Railway a Special Train from Leeds to Liverpool', printed by Roebuck, Huddersfield, 1849.

First Excursion Train on the Huddersfield & Manchester Railway ...

Railway Posters, Notices & Handbills

1849
Plate 29. 'Sand Storms' / in the Book, "Phenomena of Nature" [cover title]: 'Thirty plates illustrative of natural phenomena etc. with a short description annexed to each plate' [title page]. - / [illustrations] by Whimper [Josiah Wood Whymper, 1813-1903]; printed by R [Richard] Clay, Bread Street Hill. - London: SPCK etc, 1849. - Engravings, wood, coloured, in bound volume, 35x29x1cm.

Phenomena of Nature: Sand Storms

Whimper; Whymper, Josiah Wood; Clay, R.

1849
Lithograph: portrait of Sir Roderick I. Murchison (1792-1871) by T.H. Maguire 1849. Lithograph 61x44cm, image 29.4x24.2cm. Title from facsimile signature. Plate from set of Ipswich Museum Portraits 185. Portrait, TQL seated to L, holding hammer.

Rod I Murchison

Thomas Herbert Maguire

1849
Lithograph, Britannia Tubular Bridge over the Menai Straits taken during its construction in 1848, by S Russell. Depicts the construction of the iron tubes which carried the Chester and Holyhead Railway over the Menai Straits to Anglesey. In the background are the partially completed piers of the bridge, covered in scaffolding. Printed by Day & Son, Lithographers to the Queen. Published by S Russell, 5 Samuel Place, Albany Road, Camberwell, London. 20 February 1849.

Britannia Tubular Bridge over the Menai Straits taken during its construction in 1848

Pictorial Collection (Railway)

1849
Letter from John Pepper of the Midland Railway to Mr B Theaker accepting his resignation as an officer in the Goods Department of the Midland Railway and wishing him to be as faithful a servant at the Leeds & Thirsk Railway. Dated 12 December 1849.

Letter from John Pepper of the Midland Railway to Mr B Theak

Documents

1849, December
Lithograph of P.S "New World", 1849

PS New World

Art

1849
London & North Western memo to Jas. Mony regarding the termination of his contract. Dated 20th February 1849. Signed by J.E.M. Connell.

London & North Western Railway memo

Documents

1849
Lithograph. Chester and Holyhead Railway. 'Britannia Tubular Bridge over the Menai Straits taken during its construction in 1848'. Drawn by S Russell. Printed by Day and Son, Lithographers to the Queen. Published by S Russell, Samuel Place, Albany Road, Camberwell. 20 February 1849.

Lithograph 'Britannia Tubular Bridge over the Menai Straits taken during its construction in 1848', by S Russell, 1849

Pictorial Collection (Railway)

1849-02-20
Watercolour painting, New Swindon, 1849.

New Swindon, 1849.

Pictorial Collection (Railway)

1849
A simplified system of reading for the blind, by William Moon FRGS. [1849?] one of 4 sheets, one being the alphabet and Lord's Prayer in transliterated raised symbols, three being from a reader; embossed, text in English

A simplified system of reading for the blind, by W

Art

1849
Letter from Josiah Carter to Mr Theaker regarding Mr Theaker's move to the Leeds & Thirsk Railway. Comments on a proposal by the 'Directors at Derby' to reduce the wages of the porters in the yard from 17/- to 16/- and commenting on the resulting effect it will have on the workers. Comments on 'George Hudson's view of economy' in relation to this situation. Dated 12 December 1849.

Letter from Josiah Carter to Mr Theaker regarding Mr Theaker's move to Leeds & Thirsk Railway

Documents

1849-12-12
Booklet Rules & Regulations, issued by J F Kennell, Secretary, London & Blackwall Railway reprinted at the Great Eastern Railway Company's printing works, 1899. Feb 1849.

rules & regulations london & blackwall railway

Documents

1849
Coloured lithograph. Chester & Holyhead Railway. Penmaenmawr Viaduct and Tunnel. Drawn by S Russell. Printed by Day & Son, Lithographers to the Queen. Published by S Russell, 5 Samuel Place, Albany road, Camberwell, London. 1 January 1849.

Colour lithograph 'Penmaenmawr Viaduct and Tunnel', by S Russell, 1849

Pictorial Collection (Railway)

1849-01-01
Print, "Railway Station Shrewsbury, Architect T M Penson Esq", drawn by T N Henshaw, lithographed by J W Giles, published by Sandford & Howell, 25 High Street, Shrewsbury, August 1849, M & N Hanhart, Lithographic Printers. 18.5 x 21 in.

Print, "Railway Station Shrewsbury, Architect T M Penson Esq

Pictorial Collection (Railway)

1849
Letter invitation, London & North Western Railway, For the opening of the Huddesfield & Manchester section, 13 July 1849, (Other IDs 76/25/417).

London & North Western Railway

Documents

1849
Poster, Newcastle & Carlisle Railway, "Alterations of Trains on the 1st August 1849 for Hexham, Gilsland and Wetheral", 27th July 1849.

Alterations of Trains on the 1st August 1849 for Hexham, Gilsland and Wetheral

Railway Posters, Notices & Handbills

1849
Lithograph: portrait of Sir Charles Lyell (1797-1875) by T.H. Maguire 1849. 61x44.5cm, image 29.4x24.2cm. octagon. Title from facsimile signature - Plate from set of: Ipswich Museum Portraits. - 1851. Portrait, TQL seated looking R, by table

Cha[rles] Lyell

Thomas Herbert Maguire

1849