Observations on canals and rail-ways
Subtitle: illustrative of the agricultural and commercial advantages to be derived from an iron rail-way, adapted to common carriages, between Newcastle, Hexham and Carlisle: with estimates of the presumed expense, tonnage, and revenue.
By: by the late William Thomas, esq. Also second edition report of Barrodall Robert Dodd, esq. civil engineer, &c. on a proposed navigable canal, between Newcastle and Hexham; with appendix, containing remarks on the great utility of a proposed junction canal, or rail-way, uniting Newcastle upon Tyne and Carlisle with Liverpool, Manchester, Hull, Derby, Sheffield, Birmingham, Bristol, and London..
Contributors: Dodd, Barrodall Robert.; Angus, George, printer.; Heaton, W., bookseller.; Finlay, J., bookseller.; Kay Liverpool : Bookseller, bookseller.; Constable and Co,; Longman and Co. (London : booksellers),
Publisher: Printed by G. Angus, Side, and sold by W. Heaton, Sandhill, and J. Finlay, Mosley Street; also by Longman and Co., London; Kay, Liverpool; Constable and Co., Edinburgh, &c. &c.
Published: 1825
Place of publication: Newcastle upon Tyne
Language: eng
Number of pages: 50
Other titles: Report of Barrodall Robert Dodd, Esq., on a proposed navigable canal, between Newcastle and Hexham.
Notes: Report of Barrodall Robert Dodd is the 2nd ed.

Report of Barrodall Robert Dodd, Esq., on a proposed navigable canal, between Newcastle and Hexham.