Locomotive Magazine
Volume 5 (1900)
Seen NRM, York
Number 49
The locomotives of the Great Northern Railway. 2-4.
Previous Part in Volume 4 page 183. Includes Figs. 64-9.
Chambers, C. The locomotive history of the Furness Railway. 4-5.
Fig. 1: Bury No. 3
New express engines G.N.R. Ireland. 8. illus.
Clifford design: No. 133 Apollo illustrated.
New G.W.R. locos. 8
Paragraph which notes that No. 3322 Avalon had been fitted
with pop safety valves.
Four-coupled bogie express engine, N.E.R. 9. illus.
Wilson Worsdell design of 4-4-0: Nos. 2011-2020.
L.&S.W. Ry locomotives. 9.
Described as twenty five locomotives similar to No. 706. Dubs supplied
Nos. 702-19/721-7 (WN 3746-). These must have been supplied with cross tubes
in the firebox as further locomotives of type, but without water tubes were
constructed at Nine Elms: Nos. 113-22 and 280-4.
Our colour supplement. 10 + col. folding plate.
F. Moore: LBSCR Bessemer
Locomotive running. X. 12-13.
Lubrication and lubricators
Composite carriages, Taff Vale Ry. 14. illus.
Goods stock, Lynton & Barnstaple Railway. 15? 2 illus.
Bogie open wagon and four-wheel van.
Number 50 (February)
New express locomotives, L.B.&S.C.R. 34. illus.
Enlarged Bessemer type: Sirdar
N.E.R. six coupled bogie express locos. 34.
Nu. 2004 fitted with a larger cab with two side windows.
The locomotives of the Great Northern Railway. 35-7.
Stirling designs: Fig. 74 4-2-2 and Fig. 75 2-2-2.
The brake. 41 + col. folding plate.
Automatic vacuum brake.
New goods engines for the Highland Ry. 42.
Peter Drummond supervised Dubs 0-6-0s WN 3842-7: running numbers
134-9
New S.E.&C.Ry engines. 43-4. illus.
Neilson Reid 4-4-0s Nos. 676-80. These were the locomotives ordered
by the Great North of Scotland Railway, but this is not mentioned..
Chambers, C. The locomotive history of the Furness Railway. 44-6.
Sharp 2-2-2WT WN 1500-1: No. 21 illustrated; Sharp 0-4-0ST WN 1543-4,
Nos. 23-4; Sharp 0-4-0 WN 1585-6 Nos. 25-6.
Locomotive running. XII. 46-7.
Tube cleaning and fire bars.
New coal wagons, L.D.& E.C.Ry. 49. illus.
Six-plank 10 ton built W.R. Renshaw of Stoke.
Goods brake for Highland Ry.. 49. illus.
Built Pickering to P. Drummond design.
Composite carriage, Taff Vale Ry. 50. diagr. (s. el.).
New Naval ambulance car. 51. diagr. (s. el. and plan).
LSWR vehicle designed W. Panter for traffic to Hasler and Netley
Hospitals.
Old L. & N. W. railway carriages. 51.
Sketch drawing of 1848 vehicle.
[LBSCR six-wheel second class carriage]. 51
Equipped with double luggage racks.
Number 52 (April)
New M.R, locos. 53.
Six compound 4-4-0s: running numbers 2453-7; manufactured by Vulcan
(WN 1650-4). Dubs supplied 0-6-0s WN 3860-5 and running numbers 2551-6. Beyer
Peacock supplied 4-4-0s WN from 4153 and running numbers from 2581.
G.N.R. engines. 53.
Nine Mogul 2-6-0 locomotives manufactured by Burnham Williams in USA
assembled at Ardsley and numbered 1191-1199. No. 1200 sent direct to Paris
for exhibition.
G.C.R. engines. 53.
Baldwin Mogul 2-6-0s Nos. 961-3 and 965 (similar to lcomotives supplied
to MR).
The locomotives of the Great Northern Railway. 54-5.
Fig. 76 2-2-2 No. 229; Fig. 77 0-6-0 No. 831.
Hollandsche, F.S., pseud. [Burtt, F.S.]. The locomotives of the Midland
and South Western Junction Railway. 56-8.
Outside-cylinder 0-6-0Ts Nos. 1-3 (one illustrated in photograph);
Avonside Fairlie No. 4 (drawing: s. el.)
Chambers, C. The locomotive history of the Furness Railway. 58-9.
Sharp 0-6-0: WN 1697-8 and 1764-6: running Nos. 29-33; and WN 1760-1
and 1784-5: running Nos. 38-41. No. 38 illustrated. No. 35A sold to Weston,
Clevedon & Portishead Light Railway in 1899. 0-6-0 locomotives from
Whitehaven & Furness Junction Railway Numbers 42-50:
42 Hawthorn WN 1269/1864 formerly Lonsdale (illustrated)
43 some designed Meikley, Locomotive Superintendent
Locomotive identical to No. 42, but Hawthorn WN 1245/1864 Cedric sold
in 1871 to a Wigan colliery.
Express locomotives, G.N. of S.R. 60. illus.
Pickersgill Class V 4-4-0s manufactured by Neilson.
Single bogie express locomotive, Great Central Railway. 61. illus.
Pollitt 4-2-2: No. 967 illustrated.
Four-coupled bogie express engine, G.E.R. 62. illus.
No. 1900 Claud Hamilton
The brakes. 63.
Air brakes.
Locomotive running. XIII. 63-5.
Light repairs.
"Bogie" family saloons, S.E. & C.R. 60-1. illus.
Designed Wainwright.
Goods stock, Lynton & Barnstaple Ry.
Bogie brake van and four-wheel open wagon.
Hollandsche, F.S., pseud. [Burtt, F.S.]. The locomotives of the Midland
and South Western Junction Railway. 70.2
Nos. 5-7: Beyer Peacock 2-4-0T
No. 9: Dubs WN 3076 4-4-0.
R.S.H.A.G.E. A British State railway? 73-4. 2 illus., map
Peterhead Harbour: four locomotives named Duke of York (illustrated
on a passenger train); Alexandra (0-6-0T); Victoria (Hawthorn
Leslie 1892) and Prince of Wales (Hunselt 1892, illustrated).
American built tank engine, Port Talbot Ry & Docks Co. 76. illus.
Cooke 0-8-2T