The Quarterly Review, Volume 120John Murray, 1866 - English literature |
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Page 85
... George Stephenson , devote the best part of their lives to perfecting inventions of immense importance to the world , seldom derive from patents any greater emolument than would flow to them without the aid of a restrictive system ...
... George Stephenson , devote the best part of their lives to perfecting inventions of immense importance to the world , seldom derive from patents any greater emolument than would flow to them without the aid of a restrictive system ...
Page 96
... use in the coal districts until the introduction of the locomotive engine . Even after the Killingworth locomotive had been at work for two years , we we find George Stephenson , in conjunction with William Losh 96 Iron and Steel .
... use in the coal districts until the introduction of the locomotive engine . Even after the Killingworth locomotive had been at work for two years , we we find George Stephenson , in conjunction with William Losh 96 Iron and Steel .
Page 97
... George Stephenson was examined by Mr. ( afterwards Baron ) Alderson , before the Committee on the Liver- pool and Manchester Railway Bill , he was taken to task about the weakness of the Hetton road , and the danger of travelling by ...
... George Stephenson was examined by Mr. ( afterwards Baron ) Alderson , before the Committee on the Liver- pool and Manchester Railway Bill , he was taken to task about the weakness of the Hetton road , and the danger of travelling by ...
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