THE

HISTORY

OF THE

STOCKTON

AND

DARLINGTON RAILWAY

AND ITS

VARIOUS BRANCHES,

FROM ITS

COMMENCEMENT TO THE PRESENT TIME.

BY

GEORGE MARKHAM TWEDDELL,

Fellow of the Royal Society of Northern Antiquaries, Copenhagen;
Fellow of the Society of Antiquaries of Scotland; Member of the
Royal Archeological Institute of Great Britain and Ireland.
Fellow of the Society of Antiquaries of Newcastle-on-Tyne ;
Member of the Surtees Society; Member of the Tyneside
Naturalists Field Club; Member of the Architectural and
Archæological Society of Durham and Northumberland; Member
of the Berwickshire Naturalists' Club; Honorary Member of
the Manchester Literary Club, &c., &c.

STOKESLEY:

TWEDDELL AND SONS, CLEVELAND PRINTING AND

PUBLISHING

OFFICES.

NOTICE.

The History of the Stockton and Darlington Railway and its various Branches will be completed in Twelve Numbers, at Two-pence Each, and will be supplied to Subscribers Only; the edition being limited to One Thousand Copies. Arrangements will be made to leave the Numbers at the Residences of Subscribers as soon after publication as convenient; and the Publishers particularly request that each Number may be PAID FOR ON DELIVERY. Where Subscribers require them to be forwarded by Post on the day of Publication, the Book-postage will have to be charged.

Subscribers' Names to be addressed to Messrs. TWEDDELL AND SONS, Cleveland Printing and Publishing Offices, Stokesley, Yorkshire.

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