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Columbine Engine, built in 1845 for the Grand Junction, afterwards (1846) part of London & North western Railway	Down Bournemouth Express, Passing Clapham Cutting Engine 4-4-0, No 467
No 234. Yorkshire Cylinders (3) 17 in. dia by 26 in stroke. Coupled Wheels 6ft. 8 in. dia. Total Heating Surface 1,397.78 sq.ft. Working pressure 180 lbs. per sq. in. Weight of engine and tender in working order: 118 tons 13 cwts.	Peterboro Station, G.N.Ry.
Queen Empress on Chester and Holyhead Express L. & N. W. R.	The Coronation L.N.E.R.
Up Scotch Express Leaving Carlisle Engine 4-4-0, No 1010	Victoria Station L.B. & S.C.R.