Wild Irishman Train

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Orlotts Wild Inishman L.BN.W.R. TAKING WATERA BUSHEY,

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Series I. CARTE POSTALE. ARTISTIC By Appointment. “Wild Irishman.” The 8.30 a.m. Irish daylight mail from Euston, familiarly termed “Wild Irishman,” and its counterpart starting at 8.45 p.m., cover the 264 miles to Holyhead in about 5%2 hours. The long stages between Rugby, Crewe and Chester, the only stops, are made possible by means of frequent water-troughs from which engines pick up water without slackening speed. “TAMOUS EXPRESSES." Raphael Tack & Sons' “OILETTE” (Regd.] Postcard 6493. ART PUBLISHERS TO THEIR MAJESTIES THE KING & QUEEN.