BY ELECTRIC TELEGRAPH.
THE WESTERN RAILWAYSRiVKTtTON, January 2-> Great dissatisfaction exists regarding the m inner tho railways are being prr.c -edo-dY-ith, Although a promise was givm bv the .Superintendent to the deputation recently sent up that the works should be gone on w.th vigorously, matters have been getting worse instead of better, it is generally believed that tin contractor wait; to throw up tho Orcpuki line, and as the contract t ; nio appears indefinite, he 1! not nurrying himself to Hush IheLt.utiu and IVall-c t;wn Hues. Tho ‘ West rn Stir,’ in an aitols commenting on the stat; of uffa : rs, recommends another indign-Hon meeting.
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Evening Star, Issue 4027, 22 January 1876, Page 3
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104BY ELECTRIC TELEGRAPH. Evening Star, Issue 4027, 22 January 1876, Page 3
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