WELSH RAILWAYS ARCHIVE Index to Volume 4 Issues and page numbers

No 1 May 2005 pp1-24 No 2 November 2005 pp 25-48 No 3 May 2006 pp 49-72 No 4 November 2006 pp 73-96 No 5 May 2007 pp 97-120 No 6 November 2007 pp 121-144 No 7 May 2008 pp 145-168 No 8 November 2008 pp 169-192 No 9 May 2009 pp 193-220 No 10 November 2009 pp 221-244

Suffix D = detailed drawing(s) Suffix L = Letter to the Editor Suffix M = track diagram(s) or detailed map(s) Suffix P = photograph(s) Tail Traffic is the Letters section

AUTHOR INDEX A Anstey, C: My time on the Fach branch, 114MP

B Barnes, B: Yet more about the Class 14 diesel hydraulics, 59P Bell, S: A job, 147 saloon No 1, 3P Penmaenpool ticket, 29P Berry, J: An engineman remembers . . . , 217 Betts, C: An eclectic mix of Dovey Junction, isolated halts and City passengers, 17 Burgum, I: ‘Page 101’, 143L

C Caston, R: Railway No 5, 192L Delayed by the dead on the B & M, 192L Foreword, 2 GWR 36xx in South , 192L Moderator sidings, Newport, 20MP, 53, 87 ‘Page 101’, 143L The “Safety movement”, 244L Chapman, C: Crossing the Severn, 140M Gauge narrowing between and , 165 Chown, R: Coal exports to , 244L Clark, N: A day at the seaside, 104P The ‘ Holiday Express’, 131P Coggin, I: Illegal passenger trains through , 188 Connop Price, M: A clutch of D95xx, 41P R W Kidner and the Oakwood Press, 157 Cooke, A: A race to Gwaun Cae Gurwen, 228 Coppin, A: More on Moderator sidings, 53

D David, J: Getting a handle on private owner wagons, 27P, 62 Railway goods brake vans, 182P iron ore and rail wagons, 240DP Rhymney Railway wagons built by the GWR, 120L Davies, R: Shropshire & Montgomeryshire, 123MP Denman, M: ‘Guilty’ is not enough, 208 Llanelly Harbour & Pontardulais Railway – arguing the case, 128M Dore-Dennis, J: Class D95xx in , 48L From our own correspondent, 26, 50, 168 , 42MP Down, J: Branches Fork brake van, 96L Gwenallt, 96L

E Edwards, J: Yet more about the Class 14 diesel hydraulics, 59 Ellis, D: 8T vans, 144L Cemetery stations – a postscript, 188 Esbester. M: The ‘Safety Movement’, 195P, 228

F Fidczuk, P: Two for B & M modellers, 57P Fleet, P: A Taff Vale connection, 136P Ford, A: Moderator Sidings, Newport, 20MP Foren, C: Barry Island excursions, 48L

G Grant, R: Burrows boxes, 63MP Gray, A: Narrow gauge interlude, 158P Gwilliam, C: A clutch of D95xx, 41P ‘Une annonce pour Powell Duffryn’, 208

H Harman, R: Junction, 11MP Haynes, S: Dimbath revisited – 1, 111P Dovey Junction, 48L Hodge, J: The 39xx in South Wales, 138P The Great Western’s 36xx 2-4-2Ts in South Wales, 162P Transition at Barry, 99P , the Ladies and South Wales, 171P Holland, L: The Llangurig branch railway, 38P, 72L Howell, D: The Reverend R Venables – railway signalman, 157P Hughes, M M: Moderator sidings, 48L The Barry bit, 29

J Jones, K: Narrow gauge interlude, 158P

K Kobish, G: D95xx history, 19, 41P

L Lemon, R: Minffordd, 48L

M McCarthy, T: & Merthyr trains – not for the quick, but the dead? 160P The press in 1920: what the papers said about the railways in South Wales, 75P Mann, J: Dimbath revisited – 2, 120L, 219 Marrows, R H: Yet more about the Class 14 diesel hydraulics, 59P Maund, R: excursions, 220L Barry Island excursions, 24L Opening of new passenger station at Treharris, 209 Metcalf, R: Cardiff Railway 8T covered goods wagons, 110P Miles, J: Burrows and Moderator sidings revisited, 87 Digedi Brook mishap, 168L Gwaith y Lamb, , 30MP Miller, A: Foreword, 26, 50, 74, 98, 122, 146, 170, 194, 222 Narrow gauge interlude, 192L Trap update, 24, 146 Moores, D: An old Bury locomotive of the Rhymney Iron Company, 229P Postcard from Waunlwyd, 86P Morgan, H: ‘Page 101’, 143L Morton Lloyd, I: The Digedi Brook mishap, 102MP

P Penney, B: D95xx leave South Wales, 18M Poole, B: Caersws, the Cambrian Railways village, 112M Dolwen bridges, 226MP Protheroe Jones, R: ‘Page 101’, 143L

R Rees, R R: An Inspector calls . . . on the Vale of Towy Railway, 205MP Reynolds, P: A white veil over the valleys, 194 The London & scheme of 1824/25, 51 Rice, D: More about Glyncorrwg and the driverless crane, 24L Robbins, A: B & M saloon No 57, 96L Russell, A: , 144LP Caersws bridge, 144LP branch, 120L

S Salter, A: On the mineral wagons of South Wales, 198DP Sheppard, G: Dealing with goods trains and broad gauge vehicles, May 1872, 167 Simmonds, R: Worked, not absorbed, 54P Simms, P: A Rhondda & Bay mix, 132P Spratt, R: Branches Fork brake van, 96L Rhymney-built covered goods wagons, 88, MP Stagg, R: Llanfyllin branch, 69MP, 94MP The Ruthin and Cerrigydrudion Railway, 231MP Stone, A: The Midland interloper, 62P

T Thomas, K: A race to the Gwaun Cae Gurwen anthracite coalfield – that nobody won, 210MP Pontardawe steel works, 148MP Tomlinson, J: The burning of Welsh steam coal in locomotive engines, 112D Turton, K: Gwaith y Lamb postscript, 58P

W Warrington, A: B & M saloon No 57, 96L mishaps, 67MP viaduct, 72L The Dimbath branch, 92MP Wassell, N: Burrows and Moderator sidings revisited, 87 Transition at Barry, 144L Watkins, T: Cambrian Railways 4-4-0 No 83 at Brecon, 192 Gellyceidrim Colliery, 190MP Gwaith y Lamb postscript, 59 & Brecon Railway 2-4-0 tender engines, 218MP Taff Vale traffic miscellany, 64 The Digedi Brook mishap, 102MP Junction (August 1902 to April 1905), 183MP Williams, G: A busy day at Kerry, 46MP Quarry at Arenig, 96L Holiday traffic on the Cambrian, 34P (Yet) more on Dimbath Siding, 244L Wilson, B: Lanbedr & Pensarn, 6MP Minffordd, 24L ‘Page 101’, 143L Woodley, R: A supplement to ‘Aberystwyth excursions 1957 – a day at the seaside’, 175P, 220L

SUBJECT INDEX

39xx in South Wales, J Hodge, 138P, R Caston, 192L

A A busy day at Kerry, G Williams, 46MP A clutch of 95xx, C Gwilliam, M Cannop Price, G Kobish, 41P A day at the seaside, N Clark, R Woodley, 104P, R Maund, 200L A race to the Gwaun Cae Gurwen anthracite coalfield – that nobody won, K Thomas, 210MP A Railway Clearing House job, S Bell, 147 A Rhondda & Swansea Bay mix, P Sims, 132P A selection of Gilbertson Works locomotives, K Plant, 154P A Taff Vale collection, P Fleet, 136P A white veil over the valleys, P Reynolds, 194 Abermule, 144LP Accidents: , 29 Barry Railway, unscheduled stop, 122 Cambrian Railways 0-6-0 no 78 at Llanbedr, 9P Cwmnantddu branch landslip, 66MP Digedi Brook, , 102MP, 139P, 168L Acts of Parliament: Barry Dock & Railway Company 1884, 45 Barry Railway Company 1865, 43 Barry Railway Company 1866, 43 Barry Railway Company 1868, 43 Barry Railway Company 1877, 44 Abandonment Act 1881, 44 Barry tidal harbour 1866, 43 Brecon & Merthyr Railway, 10 Central Wales Railway, 10 1866 (Penarth to Grangetown), 43 Great Western Railway West Midlands Amalgamation Act 1863, 129 Hereford, Hay & Brecon Railway, 10 Kerry Branch, 69 Manchester & Milford Railway, 38 Railway, 10 Newport & Railway, 20 Newport Corporation (No 1) Act 1930, 22 Penarth & Cardiff Extension Railway, 43 Penarth Extension Railway 1876, 44 Ruthin & Cerrig-y-Druidion Railway, 1876, 231 Amendment act 1881, 237 Alexandra Newport and South Wales Docks and Railway Regulations as to private owner wagons, 113 An eclectic mix of Dovey Junction, isolated halts and City passengers, C Betts, 17 An engineman remembers . . ., J Barry, 217 An inspector calls . . . on the Vale of Towy Railway, R Rhys Rees, 205MP An old Bury locomotive of the Rhymney Iron Company, D Moores, 229P

B Barry bit, 2, 29, 58, 122, 146, 170, 222 Barry Island excursions, R Maund, 24L, C Foren, 48L Branches Fork brake van, R Spratt, J Down, 68P, 96L Brecon & Merthyr Railway, see Railway companies Bridges and viaducts: Caersws, 144P Crumlin, 221P Cymmer viaduct, 59P Dimbath branch, 93P Dolwen, 226DM Llanfyllin branch, 94P Llangurig branch, 38P , (under construction), 215P , proposed, 140 Shrawardine viaduct, 125P Whitney-on-the-Wye, 62P Burning of Welsh, steam coal in locomotive engines, J Tomlinson, 223D Burrows and moderator Sidings revisited, N Wassell, J Miles, R Caston, 87 Burrows boxes, R Grant, 63MP

C Caersws, 144P Caersws, the Cambrian railways village, B Poole, 112M Cambrian Railways, see Railway companies Canals: Brecknock & Abergavenny Canal, 10 Cardiff Railway, see Railway companies Cemetery stations – a postscript, D Ellis, 188 Christmas poultry traffic, 230 Class 14 D95xx in South Wales, J Dore-Dennis, 48L Coal exports to France, D Gwilliam, 208, R Chown, 244L Coal for steam locomotives, 223 Collieries: Daren, 215P Gellyceidrim. 190MP Graig Trebanos, 228 Gwaith y Lamb, 30MP, 58P National Colliery, Rhondda Fach, 116 Commode handle addendum, J David, 62 Crossing the Severn, C Chapman, 140M Crumlin South, 221P

D D95xx history, G Kobish, 19 D95xx leave South Wales, B Penney, 18M Danygraig sidings, 49P Dealing with goods trains and broad gauge vehicles, May 1872, G Sheppard, 166 Derwen misidentified, P Fisher, G Williams, 74 Digedi Brook mishap. I Morton Lloyd, T Watkins, 102MP, 139P, J Miles, 168L Dimbath branch, A Warrington, 92MP Dimbath revisited – 1, S Haynes, 111P, J Mann, 120L Dimbath – the last word? J Mann, 119 Dolwen bridges, B Poole, 226MP Dolwen station, 97P Dovey Junction, S Haynes, 17, 48L sleeper works, 101P, 239P Drawings: Brecon & Merthyr Railway saloon no 57, 60D, 96P Cardiff Railway covered goods wagon no 1967, 108D, 110P Goods and mineral wagon components, 199D Great Western Railway iron framed open wagon, 203D Iron framed goods wagon, 204D Locket’s Merthyr Steam Coal Co iron framed mineral wagon, 204D Neath & Brecon Railway 2-4-0 locomotive Brecon, 218D Porthywaen Lime Co Ld lime wagon, 189D Rhymney Railway covered goods wagon no 182, 91D Rhymney Railway covered goods wagon no 892, 89D Rhymney Railway goods brake van no 133, 180D, 182P Rhymney Railway iron ore and rail wagon, 202D, 241D 10T goods wagon with pressed steel underframe, 242D Taff Vale Railway Kitson 0-6-0 locomotive, 224D ‘Dukedog’ 4-4-0s, 169P. 175P, 177P, 178P

E Ex-Taff Vale Railway passenger brake van, 121P

F Fatality near Fochriw, 119 Fire at Llantwit Major, 146 Foreword, R Caston, 2 A Miller, 26, 50, 74, 98, 122, 146, 170, 194, 222 From our own correspondent, J Dore-Dennis, 26, 50, 168

G Gauge narrowing between Gloucester and Hereford, C Chapman, 165 Gellyceidrim Colliery, T Watkins, 190MP Getting a handle on private owner wagons, J David, 27P Gilbertson Works locomotives, 154P GOODS ROLLING STOCK British Railways 16T standard mineral wagon no B121940, 68P Ex GWR 5 plank side door open wagon no W143316, 68P Ex LMSR 3 plank dropside wagon no M47054, 68P Ex MR 5 plank side door open wagon no M38881, 68P Cardiff Railway Covered goods wagon no 1967, 108D, 110P Great Western Railway 4-plank open wagon no 67459, 133P 5-plank open wagon no 75462, 25P 6-plank coal wagon no 06315, 25P ED open wagon no 33256, 1P Iron framed open wagon, 203D Van (ex RR) no 47736, 91P Ventilated van no 96717, 133P Midland Railway Brake van no 999, 139P Private owner B C wagon no 320, 139P Bedwas wagon no 63, 27P Bevan & Bowen wagon no 121, 216P Bwllfa wagon no 368, 139P Coal Co wagon, 200P Cawdor & Garnant wagon no 60?, 33P Cawdor & Garnant wagon no 416, 25P, 33P Cawdor & Garnant wagon no 420, 33P Cribbwr Fawr wagon no 468, 28P David Jones & Sons wagon no 662, 58P EV wagons and van at Waunlywd, 86P GCG wagons, 49P W Gilbertson & Co no 108, 155P Glyncorrwg wagons, 135P John Lancaster & Co wagon no 830, 198P Locket’s Merthyr Steam Coal Co iron framed mineral wagons, 204D Mid Coal & Co wagon no 101, 135P Old Radnor Lime Co wagon no 85, 139P Porthywaen Lime Co Ld lime wagon, 189D Redgrave & Co wagons, 135P C H Taylor wagon no 3, 27P United National Collieries wagon no 1301, 28P John Vipond & Co Ld wagon no 520, 202P John Vipond & Co Ld wagon no 642, 203P Pembroke & Tenby Railway 5-plank open wagon no 54, 193P Railway Open wagons, 135P Rhondda & Swansea Bay Railway 1-plank open wagon no 262 2-plank open wagon no 5, 134 2-plank open wagon no 48 (poss 68), 134P Oldbury 2-plank wagon, 134P Rhymney Railway Covered goods wagons, 88DP Goods brake van no 133, 180D, 182P Iron ore and rail wagon, 202D, 241DP Goods sheds: Llanfyllin, 70P Llansaintffraid, 73P, 95P New Tredegar, 80P Graigddu brickworks, 66 Great Western 36xx 2-4-2Ts in South Wales, J Hodge, 162P Great Western Railway working of Christmas poultry traffic, 1914, 230 Gwaun Cae Gurwen anthracite coalfield, 25P, 30MP Gwaith y Lamb postscript, K Turton, 58P Gwenallt, J Down, 9L

H Help wanted: Joseph Cook Rees of Neath, 244 Holiday traffic on the Cambrian, G Williams, 34P Hours worked by Barry enginemen, 220

I Illegal passenger trains through Fochriw, I Coggan, 188 In the interests of accuracy – National Waterfront Museum, 98 Iron and steel works: Beaufort, 118 Blaina, 118 Blan Afon, 118 Brynmawr, 118 Bynea, 152 Clydach, 118 , 118 Dowlias, 118 , 118 Nantyglo, 118 Penydarren, 118 Plymouth, 118 Pontardawe, 148MP Rhymney Iron Co, 118, 229 Sirhowy, 118 Tredegar, 118

J Journeys by rail: Aberystwyth, 104P, 175P, 220L Bangor-on-Dee to Mold, 147 Barry Island excursions, 24L, 48L Penmaenpool to Paddington, 29 Shropshire Holiday Express, 131P

K Kerry, a busy day at, G Williams, 46MP

L Llanbedr & Pensarn, B Wilson, 6MP Llanelly Harbour & Pontardulais Railway – arguing the case, M Denman, 128M LLanfyllin branch, R Stagg, 69MP, 94P, A Russell, 120L Llangurig branch railway, L Holland, 38P, errata, 72, 72L Llansanffraid goods shed, 73P Locomotive depots: Aberystwyth, 104P, 106P, 178P Danygraig, 49P Ferndale, 117P Kinnerley, 126P , 175P , 84P LOCOMOTIVES Brecon & Merthyr Railway 0-6-0ST no 18, 161P 0-6-2T no 42, 57P 0-6-2T no 46, 57P British Railways 0-6-0PT no 6438, 44P 0-6-0PT no 8716, 68P 0-6-2T no 5613, 117P 0-6-2T no 6626, 117P 2-6-0 no 5350, 106P 2-6-0 no 6378, 106P 2-6-0 no 7309, 131P 2-6-0 no 7330, 131P 2-6-0 no 46521, 183P 2-6-2T no 4578, 115P 2-6-2T no 4580, 115P 4-4-0 no 9000, 177P 4-4-0 no 9012, 169P 4-4-0 no 9017, 105P, 175P 4-4-0 no 9024, 178P 4-6-0 no 2906 Lady of Lynn (GWR livery), 172P 4-6-0 no 7818 Granville Manor, 105P 4-6-0 no 7819 Hinton Manor, 104P Class 4 4-6-0 no 75005, 106P Class 5 4-6-0 no 73035, 147P Class 14 diesel locomotives, see D95xx D95xx diesel locomotives, 41P, 59P Ex LMSR no 46512, 97P Standard class 4 2-6-4T locomotive, 9P Cambrian Railways 0-6-0 no 78, 9P 0-6-0 no 87, 36P 0-6-0 no 102, 36P, 37P 4-4-0 no 16, 8P 4-4-0 no 17, 8P, 35P 4-4-0 no 21, 35P, 36P 4-4-0 no 60, 34P 4-4-0 no 62, 35P 4-4-0 no 68, 37P 4-4-0 no 83, 183P Cardiff Railway Locomotive no 5 (second loco), 145P Dinorwic Slate Quarries 0-4-0T Elidir, 159P 0-4-0T Maid Marian, 159P Great Western Railway 0-6-0 (Wilson), 166P 0-6-0PT no 6438, 44P 0-6-0T no 819, 47P 0-6-2T no 366 (ex TVR 132), 137P 2-4-2T 36xx, 164P 2-4-2T no 11, 162P 2-4-2T no 3605, 164P 2-4-2T no 3612, 163P 2-6-2T, 39xx, 139P 2-6-2T no 3131, 99P 2-6-2T no 3163, 100P 2-6-2T no 3912, 138P 2-6-2T no 4544, 55P 4-6-0 no 100 William Dean, 171P 4-6-0 no 2900 William Dean, 174P 4-6-0 no 2901 Lady Superior, 173P 4-6-0 no 3603 Lady of Lyons, 174P 4-6-0 no 2906 Lady of Lynn, 172P 4-6-0 no 2908 Lady of Quality, 173P 4-6-0 no 2910 Lady of Shallott, 174P Neath & Brecon Railway 2-4-0 locomotive Brecon (model), 219DP Midland Railway 0-6-0 no 700, 102P Penrhyn Slate Quarries 0-4-0T Ogwen, 158P Port Talbot Railway Locomotive no 21, 55P Private owner Gilbertson works locomotives Dorothy, 154P Finedon, 154P James Watt, 154P Lucy, 154P Pontardawe, 154P Guest Keen & Nettlefold, 0-4-0ST no 25 Gwernllwyn, 239P Nipper, Manning Wardle 0-4-0T no 1610, 22P Pontardawe Steelworks no 2, 153P Rhymney Iron Co 0-4-0, 229P Potteries, & Railway 0-4-2 locomotive ex LNWR 1859, 124P Rhondda & Swansea Bay Railway 0-6-0PT no 35, 57P Rhymney Railway 0-6-2ST, 77P Shropshire & Montgomeryshire Light Railway 0-6-0 locomotive Hesperus, 120P, 125P 0-6-0 locomotive no 2, 127P 0-4-2T/2-2-2T locomotive Gazelle, 126P South Wales Mineral Railway 0-6-0ST no 5, 56P Tall Vale Railway 0-6-2T no 132 as GWR 266, 137P Welsh Russell, 158P London & South Wales Railway scheme of 1824/25, P Reynolds, 51

M Merthyr then and now, 243P Midland interloper, 62P Minffordd, B Wilson, 24L, R Lemon, 48L Mixed traffic, A Cooke, 228 Models Neath & Brecon Railway 2-4-0 locomotive Brecon, 218DP Rhymney Railway goods brake vans, 182P Rhymney Railway iron ore and rail wagons, 240DP Moderator Sidings, Newport, A Ford, 20MP, M H Hughes, 48L, A Coppin, 53, R Caston, 53 Monmouthshire mishaps, 66MP More about Glyncorrwg and the driverless crane, D Rice, 24L More on Moderator Sidings, A Coppin, R Caston, 53 My time on the Rhondda Fach branch, C Anstey, W Smith, 114P

N Narrow gauge in Wales, 168 Narrow gauge interlude, R Stagg, K Jones, A Gray, 158P, erratum 192 Neath & Brecon Railway 2-4-0 tender engines, T Watkins, 218DP Notices and posters: Alexandra Newport and South Wales Docks and Railway ‘Regulations as to private owners’ waggons’ (1908), 113 ‘Cardigan Bay resorts’ (BR c1950), 107 ‘Cheap rail trips’ (BR 1957), 104 Great Western Railway ‘Opening of new passenger station at Treharris’, 209 Great Western Railway ‘Working of Christmas poultry traffic, 1914’, 230 Monmouthshire Railway and Canal Company ‘Caution’, 208 ‘Shropshire Holiday Express’ (BR, 1957, 131

O Obituary: R W Kidner, 156 Oil gas works at Cardiff , 1P ‘On the mineral wagons of South Wales’, A Slater, 198DP Opening of new passenger station at Treharris, R Maund, 209 Oswestry north end, C C Green, 84P Out of the cupboard, M Backhouse, 5, 16

P ‘Page 101’, H Morgan, I Burgum, B Wilson, R Caston, R Prothero Jones, 143, 239P PASSENGER ROLLING STOCK Brecon & Merthyr Railway 4-wheel saloon no 57, 60D, 96P Cambrian Railways 4-compartment lavatory composite, 36P 4-wheel milk and fish van, 34P 5-compartment 3rd, 8P 6-wheel 5-compartment 3rd, 36P 6-wheel brake 3rd, diag R1, 36P 6-wheel local set, 34P 54 ft 6 in composite, 36P Brake vehicle, 8P Lavatory semi-corridor 3rd, 8P Luggage composite, 8P Saloon no 1, 3P Saloon no 57, 60D, 96P Bogie coaches (ex MS&LR), 37P Great Western Railway Clerestory gangwayed composite, 36P Ex-TVR 6 wheel passenger brake 257 (GWR 189), 121P Toplight brake 3rd carriage, diag 45 or 46, 37P Toplight carriages, 37P London & North Western Railway 42 ft carriage, diag 227, 35P 45 ft non-corridor lavatory brake composite, diag 223, 35P, 37P 50 ft corridor brake composite, diag 216, 35P 50 ft single ended slip carriage, diag 249, 34P 57 ft double ended brake composite, diag 205 or 207, 36P 57 ft single ended slip carriage, diag 248, 35P Passenger train at Hollybush station, 78P Rhondda & Swansea Bay Railway 4-wheeled carriage, 135P Rhymney Railway Train with 6-wheel coaches, 77P Shropshire & Montgomeryshire Light Railway Bogie carriages, ex MR, 120P, 125P Passenger saloon, ex LSWR, 127P Taff Vale Railway Ex-TVR 6 wheel passenger brake 257 (GWR 189), 121P Passenger train at Nelson, 82P Pembroke & Tenby Railway 7T goods wagon no 54, 193P Penarth, J Dore-Dennis, 42MP Penmaenpool ticket, S Bell, 29P Personalities: Llewellyn Adams, solicitor, 234 Colin Anstey, railwayman, Rhondda Fach, 114 John Anstie, railway engineer, 234 J Ward Armstrong, divisional engineer, GWR, 166 John Auld, locomotive superintendent, Barry Railway, 2 Lord Bagot, railway promoter, 231 S B Barlow, solicitor, 210 Alan Bartle, driver, Duffryn Yard, 24 Mr Bassage, GWR, 140 C C Beale, solicitor, , 103 Herbert John Lascombe Bidder, railway promoter, 210 John Biddulph, banker, 52 Robert Biddulph, banker, 52 John Birkinshaw, railway promoter, 53 Wilf Blackmore, stationmaster, , 114 Alfred William Blewitt, railwayman, Ferndale and other places, 137 E R Bowen, doctor, Bargoed, 82 Mr Brokenbrow, GWR, Worcester district, 166 A Brown, secretary, Tredegar branch, ASLEF, 80 Mr Burlinson, Hereford area superintendent, GWR, 165 Marquess of Bute, 42 John Capel, stockbroker, 52 Clarence Carrol, driver, Ferndale, 115 Charles Carter, stationmaster, Bedwelly Pits, 81 Mr Causton, engineer, Tramway, 5 William Chambers, landowner, Manchester & Milford Railway director, 40 Mr Chapman, GWR, 140 Mr R Chapman, Salop district, GWR, 166 Mrs Wyn Chart, Gwaith y Lamb, 30 Mr Churchill, President of the Board of Trade, 54 Harry Clark, guard, Midland Railway, 102 J E Clifft, contributor to discussion on locomotive coal, 224 The Hon Windsor Clive, landowner, Penarth, 42 C B Collett, CME, GWR, 141 Major William Cornwallis-West, railway promoter, 231 Richard Crawshay, ironmaster, 52 Michael Dare, fireman, Cardiff, 48 David Davies, Llandinam, 45 Ifor Davies, driver, Ferndale, 117 John Davies, Ynyswen J H Davies, LNWR (?), 79 Morgan Harris Davies, carriage cleaner, Maerdy, 114 Ron Davies, member, Welsh Assembly, 17 Teify Davies, goods guard, Ferndale, 115 William Davis, latchman, Rhymney Iron Co, 229P Alan Delahay, signalman, Three Cocks Junction, 184 Tom Digger, tramp, Three Cocks Junction, 186 C S Dennis, general manager, Cambrian Railways, 34 Peter Drummond, CME, Highland Railway, 3 Evan Edwards, permanent way worker, Maerdy, 114 Mark English, councillor, Bedwellty, 77 Phillip Escot, labourer, Cardiff, 48 Mr Evans, general manager, Barry Railway, 146 J Evans, Caersws, 227 John Evans, driver, Brecon & Merthyr Railway, 119 Robert Fairlie, 234 Cliff Feltham, signalman, Maerdy, 114 Joseph Folly, permanent way inspector, GWR, 166 E Ford, GWR, 140 William Forman, ironmaster, 52 William Henry Forman, ironmaster, 52 B Fothergill, contributor to discussion on locomotive coal, 225 Sir Fox, engineer, 210 James B Fryer, railway contractor, 236 Chief inspector George, Kerry, 46 Arthur Gilbertson, steelworks owner, 149, 210 Frank Gilbertson, 212 William Gilbertson, tinplate works owner, 148 A Glencross, stationmaster (Pontlottyn?), 76 George Carr Glyn, banker and railway director, 52 H F Golding, locomotive superintendent, Barry Railway, 2 Thomas Gooch, railway engineer, 53 Tom Green, foreman, GWR, 166 James Grierson, general manager, GWR, 165 W W Grierson, GWR, 140 E R Griffiths, GWR, 140 Harold Griffiths, permanent way worker, Maerdy, 114 W Griffiths, railwayman, Tredegar, 80 Lady Charlotte Guest, 52 Sir Ivor Guest, Sully Manor, 43 George Hamilton, surveyor, 53 John Hart, permanent way inspector, GWR, 166 R W Herbert, secretary, Brecon & Merthyr Railway, 119 Dr Hinks, Hay, 102 J W Hobbs, booking clerk, Three Cocks Junction, 184 George Holker, permanent way inspector, GWR, 166 Samuel Homfray, ironmaster, 52 Samuel George Homfray, ironmaster, 52 J H Hosgood, locomotive superintendent, Barry Railway, 58 J J Hughes, omnibus proprietor, 165 John Hullett, mine promoter, 52 Mr Humphreys, subcontractor, 237 C S Hutchinson, Railway Inspectorate, Board of Trade, 119 Charlie Ingram, wagon greaser, Barry Docks, 29 J R Insell, GWR, 140 Henry Jackson, businessman, 235 William Jackson, railway contractor, 235 Mr Jenkins, GWR, 140 Captain Jenner, Wenvoe Castle, 43 Archie Jones, shedmaster, Ferndale, 114 Mr Jones, solicitor, Llyswen, 187 C Jones, Caersws, 227 Clive Jones, fireman, Duffryn Yard, 24 Dai Jones, fruiterer, Cymmer, 116 David Jones, CME, Highland Railway, 3 Evan Jones, carriage cleaner, Maerdy, 114 Harold Jones, signalman, Maerdy, 114 Isaac Jones, councillor, Bedwellty, 77 J Jones, driver, LNWR, 79 Stan Jones, porter, Maerdy, 114 Thomas Jones, Gelly Fyd farm, Dimbath branch, 219 W Jones, LNWR, Tredegar, 80 Rev Francis Kilvert, 62 Douglas Kirk, letter writer, Western Mail, 26 Edward Lake, general manager, Barry Railway, 2, 220, 222 Inspector Langdon, GWR, 166 R Laybourn, Monmouthshire Railway, 225 Matthew Leman, dock tipper, Barry Docks, 29 J Leon, district engineer, GWR, 166 W Lewis, Caersws, 227 Ernest Henry Lloyd, GWR district engineer, Llanelly, 129 Russell Lloyd, brother-in-law to Arthur Gilbertson, 210 Mr Loney, involved with Gwaun Cae Gurwen line, 214 T E Lovell, GWR, 72 Charles Mainwaring, railway promoter, 234 Townsend Mainwaring, railway promoter, 231 Bill Marsden, driver, Cardiff, 48 Richard Martin, solicitor and colliery owner, Swansea, 191 Sir Henry Maybury, director of roads, MoT, 140 John Mitchell, railway promoter, 52 Richard Moon, secretary, LNWR, 235 Mr Morgan, highways board surveyor, Pontardawe, 210 Sir Charles Morgan Bt, 52 Haydn Morgan, porter, Maerdy, 114 John Morgan, permanent way inspector, GWR, 166 Arthur Mountjoy, inspector, Newport, 68P Peter Neal, railway promoter, 210 Edward Newcombe, district engineer, Midland Railway, 103 R E Nicholls, GWR, 140 Les Norcott, Pontypool. 68P G Wells Owen, engineer, 166 William George Owen, engineer-in-chief, GWR, 166 W Lancaster Owen, district engineer, GWR, 166, 167 Paul Padley, surveyor, 53 W R B Page, officer, RR and TVR, 64 William Parsons, tinplate works owner, 148 A W Phillips, Caersws, 227 Benjamin Piercy, railway engineer, 69 Sir Felix Pole, GWR ,72 J W Poundley, promoter, Kerry Railway, 46 Mr Poynz, stationmaster, New Tredegar, 80 H M Price, general manager, B&MR, 160 Thomas Price, stationmaster, Three Cocks Junction, 186 Richard Knight Pritchard, railway promoter, 210 E A Prosser, general manager, GWR, 78 William Prothero, guard, Midland Railway, 103 John Pugh, Llanfyllyn, 69 Mr Randall, participant in proposed railway Gwaun Cae Grrwen, 210 John Raymond, driver, Rhymney Iron Co, 229 Mr Reichenbach, assistant district engineer, GWR, 166 Mr Rendell, general manager, Barry Railway, 122, 170 Joseph Cook Rees, Neath, 224 Col R H Rich, Inspector of Railways, 103 David Richards, councilor, Bedlinog, 78 Joe Richards, shed foreman, Pontypool Road, 68P John Richards, permanent way inspector, GWR, 166 Robert Richards/Richards & Sons/Richards Brothers, coal merchants, Llanbedr & Pensarn, 6 Robert Richards, company director, 52 Samuel Richards, driver, RR, 82 William Riley, railway promoter, 210 Henry Robinson, railway engineer, 234 J H Robinson, stationmaster, Aberfan, 79 Lord Romilly, 45 George Rougemont, merchant, 52 G Rowe (recipient of a letter from Gilbertsons), 215 ‘Tiny’ Rowlands, carriage examiner, Maerdy, 114 Mr Samuels, lime merchant, Llanwrda (Lampeter Road), 206 Thomas Savin, Porthywaen Lime Co, 189 James Scrutchley, permanent way inspector, GWR, 166 Thomas Sheppard, merchant, 52 Chas Singer, railwayman, Tredegar, 80 George Smith, railway engineer, 234 Roger Smith, GWR, 140 P Smout, Caersws, 227 C E Spooner, 234 Mr Spratt, railway contractor, 235 Hugh Steel, apprentice, 53 George Stephenson (& Son), 52 Lt Col H F Stevens, 123 Duke of Sutherland, 3 William Tantrum, Midland railway inspector of permanent way, , 103 Mr Tatlow, involved with Gwaun Cae Gurwen line, 214 Mr Thomas, Midland Railway director, , 103 Daniel Thomas, colliery owner, 211 David Thomas, signalman, Bedwellty Pits, 81 D W J Thomas, coroner, North Breconshire, 103 Jack Thomas, signalman, Maerdy, 114 James Thomas, driver, B&MR, 229 John Thomas, driver, Rhymney Tramroad, 229 W Thomas, guard, LNWR, 79 Walter Thomas, latchman, Rhymney Iron Co, 229P William Thomas, court case, 208 William Thomas, driver, B&MR (Old Rumney), 229 Amelia Thompson, wife of Richard Thompson (2), 52 John Thompson, magistrate, Pontypool, 208 William Thompson, ironmaster, 52 William Thompson (2), promoter, London & South Wales Railway, 52 John Turner, Digedi, 103 Captain Henry Whatley Tyler, inspecting officer, Board of Trade, 205 Mr Tyrrell, general superintendent, GWR, 165 Rev R Venables, signalman, 157 F G Wainwright, GWR, 140 Thomas Walker, colliery owner, 167 George Wardle, MP, 54 A H Warom, GWR, 140 Henry White, dock tipper, Barry Docks, 29 Robert White, fireman, Rhymney Iron Co, 229 J H Wilkinson, GWR general manager, 139 G Williams, shed foreman, Ferndale, 115 I T Williams, general manager, LNWR, 78 John Williams, fireman, Midland Railway, 102 John Williams, Midland Railway, 229 Sir Marchant Williams, B&MR passenger, 160 William Hugh Williams, driver, WHR, 158P Detective Wilson, , 80 Thomas Wilson, railway promoter, 52 Lord Windsor, 44 Squire Wood of Gwernyfed, 187 Colonel Wright, Port Talbot Railway chairman, 54 Pontardawe steel works, K Thomas, 148MP Porthywaen Lime Company, M Morton Lloyd, 189DP Postcard from Waunlywd, D Moores, 86P Poultry traffic, Christmas, 230 Press in 1920: what the papers said about railways in South Wales, T McCarthy, 75P Private owner locomotives Gilbertson works locomotives Dorothy, 154P Finedon, 154P James Watt, 154P, 155P Lucy, 154P Pontardawe, 154P Robert Gilchrist & Co 0-4-0T Nipper, Manning Wardle no 1610, 22P Guest Keen & Nettlefold, 0-4-0ST no 25 Gwernllwyn, 239P Pontardawe Steelworks no 2, 153P Rhymney Iron Co 0-4-0, 229P Private owner wagons: B C wagon no 320, 139P Bedwas wagon no 63, 27P Bevan & Bowen wagon no 121, 216P Bwllfa wagon no 368, 139P Caerphilly Coal Co wagon, 200P Cawdor & Garnant wagon no 60?, 33P Cawdor & Garnant wagon no 416, 25P, 33P Cawdor & Garnant wagon no 420, 33P Commode handles on, 27P Cribbwr Fawr wagon no 468, 28P David Jones & Sons wagon no 662, 58P EV wagons and van at Waunlywd, 86P GCG wagons, 49P W Gilbertson & Co wagon no 108, 155P Glyncorrwg wagons, 135P John Lancaster & Co wagon no 830, 198P Locket’s Merthyr Steam Coal Co iron framed mineral wagons, 204D Mid Glamorgan Coal & Coke Co wagon no 101, 135P Old Radnor Lime Co wagon no 85, 139P Porthywaen Lime Co Ld lime wagon, 189D Redgrave & Co wagons, 135P C H Taylor wagon no 3, 27P United National Collieries wagon no 1301, 28P John Vipond & Co Ld wagon no 520, 202P John Vipond & Co Ld wagon no 642, 203P

Q Quarry at Arenig, G Williams, 96L

R R W Kidner and the Oakwood Press, 156 Railcars: S&MLR Ford railcar set, 127P Railway Clearing House, 147 RAILWAY COMPANIES Alexandra Docks & Railway Passenger train, 76P Regulations as to private owner wagons, 113 Barry Railway Accidents at Barry docks, 29 Barry Junction signalbox destroyed by fire, 222 Company interoperation, 170 Fire at Llantwit Major, 146 Hours worked by enginemen, 220 New locomotives from the USA, 58 Supply of locomotives, 2 Unscheduled stop, 122 Brecon & Merthyr Railway, 10 0-6-0ST locomotive no 18, 161P 0-6-2T locomotive no 42, 57P 0-6-2T locomotive no 46, 57P 4-wheel saloon no 57, 60D, 96P Talyllyn Junction station, 10MP Train delayed for funeral party, 160P Wagons at GKN sleeper works, 101P British Railways 0-6-0PT locomotive no 6438, 44P 0-6-0PT locomotive no 8716, 68P 0-6-2T locomotive no 5613, 117P 0-6-2T locomotive no 6626, 117P 16T standard mineral wagon no B121940, 68P 2-6-0 locomotive no 5350, 106P 2-6-0 locomotive no 6378, 106P 2-6-2T locomotive no 4578, 115P 2-6-2T locomotive no 4580, 115P 4-4-0 locomotive no 9000, 177P 4-4-0 locomotive no 9017, 105P, 175P 4-4-0 locomotive no 9024, 178P 4-6-0 locomotive no 2906 Lady of Lynn (GWR livery), 172P 4-6-0 locomotive no 7818 Granville Manor, 105P 4-6-0 locomotive no 7819 Hinton Manor, 104P Class 4 4-6-0 no 75005, 106P Class 14 diesel locomotives, see D95xx D95xx diesel locomotives, 41P, 59P Ex GWR 5 plank side door open wagon no W143316, 68P Ex LMSR 3 plank dropside wagon no M47054, 68P Ex LMSR locomotive no 46512, 97P Ex MR 5 plank side door open wagon no M38881, 68P Standard class 4 2-6-4T locomotive, 9P Cambrian, Gloucester & London Railway, 52 Cambrian Railways, 147 0-6-0 locomotive no 78, 9P 0-6-0 locomotive no 87, 36P 0-6-0 locomotive no 102, 36P, 37P 4-4-0 locomotive no 16, 8P 4-4-0 locomotive no 17, 8P, 35P 4-4-0 locomotive no 21, 35P, 36P 4-4-0 locomotive no 60, 34P 4-4-0 locomotive no 62, 35P 4-4-0 locomotive no 68, 37P 4-4-0 locomotive no 83, 183P, 192L 4-compartment lavatory composite, 36P 4-wheel milk and fish van, 34P 5-compartment 3rd carriage, 8P 6-wheel 5-compartment 3rd, 36P 6-wheel brake 3rd, diag R1, 36P 6-wheel passenger carriage local set, 34P 54 ft 6 in composite, 36P Booking clerk’s reminiscences, 183 Engineman’s reminiscences, 217 Llanbedr & Pensarn station, 6MP Saloon no 1, 3P Saloon no 57, 60D, 96P Cardiff Railway Covered goods wagon no 1967, 108D, 110P Locomotive no 5 (second loco), 145P Clydach, Pontardawe & Cwmgorse Railway, 228 Partial opening, 5 Dinorwic Slate Quarries 0-4-0T Elidir, 159P 0-4-0T Maid Marian, 159P Dowlais Railway, 10 Festiniog Railway, 231 Gorseddau Junction & Portmadoc Railway, 231 Great Central Railway, 36, 147 Bogie coaches (ex MS&LR), 37P Great Western Railway, 16 0-6-0 locomotive (Wilson), 166P 0-6-0T locomotive no 819, 47P 0-6-2T no 366 (ex TVR 132), 137P 2-4-2T 36xx locomotive, 164P 2-4-2T locomotive no 11, 162P 2-4-2T locomotive no 3605, 164P 2-4-2T locomotive no 3612, 163P 2-6-0 locomotive no 7309, 131P 2-6-0 locomotive no 7330, 131P 2-6-2T, 39xx locomotive, 139P 2-6-2T locomotive no 4544, 55P 2-6-2T locomotive no 3131, 99P 2-6-2T locomotive no 3163, 100P 2-6-2T locomotive no 3912, 138P 4-4-0 locomotive no 9012, 169P 4-6-0 locomotive no 100 William Dean, 171P 4-6-0 locomotive no 2900 William Dean, 174P 4-6-0 locomotive no 2901 Lady Superior, 173P 4-6-0 locomotive no 3603 Lady of Lyons, 174P 4-6-0 locomotive no 2906 Lady of Lynn, 172P 4-6-0 locomotive no 2908 Lady of Quality, 173P 4-6-0 locomotive no 2910 Lady of Shallott, 174P 4-plank open wagon no 67459, 133P 5-plank open wagon no 75462, 25P 6-plank coal wagon no 06315, 25P Christmas poultry traffic, 230 Clerestory gangwayed composite carriage, 36P Ex-TVR 6 wheel passenger brake 257 (GWR 189), 121P Gauge narrowing between Gloucester and Hereford, 165 Gauge narrowing on the , 167 Goods traffic between London and the north of on the narrow gauge, 16 Goods van (ex RR) no 47736, 91P Great Western Railway working of Christmas poultry traffic, 1914, 230 Iron framed open wagon, 203D Lady class locomotives in South Wales, 171P Oil gas works at Cardiff Cathays, 1P Toplight brake 3rd carriage, diag 45 or 46, 37P Toplight carriages, 37P Ventilated van no 96717, 133P , 10 Hereford, Hay & Brecon Railway, 10 Leominster & Kington Railway, advertisement, 16 & Dock Co, 128, 190 & Llangurig Railway, 72 Llanidloes & Newtown Railway, 10 London & North Western Railway, 147, 231 42 ft carriage, diag 227, 35P 45 ft non-corridor lavatory brake composite, diag 223, 35P, 37P 50 ft corridor brake composite, diag 216, 35P 57 ft double ended brake composite, diag 205 or 207, 36P 57 ft single ended slip carriage, diag 248, 35P 50 ft single ended slip carriage, diag 249, 34P Passenger train at Hollybush station, 78P London & South Wales Raiload Co, 1824/25, 51 London & South Western Railway, 16 Manchester & Milford Railway Llangurig branch railway, 38P, 72L Midland Railway, 11 0-6-0 locomotive no 700, 102P Brake van no 999, 139P Mid Wales Railway, 10 Station, Talyllyn, 12P Monmouthshire Railway & Canal Co, 66MP Burning of Welsh steam coal in locomotive engines, 225 Neath & Brecon Railway 2-4-0 locomotive Brecon (model), 219DP Newport, Abergavenny & Hereford Railway, 50 Newtown & Machynlleth Railway, progress, 5 North Wales Narrow Gauge Railway, 231 , 159P Pembroke & Tenby Railway 5-plank open wagon no 54, 193P & Harbour Railway, 42M Penarth Sully & Cadoxton Railway, 44 Penrhyn Slate Quarries 0-4-0T Ogwen, 158P Potteries, Shrewsbuty & North Wales Railway 0-4-2 locomotive ex LNWR 1859, 124P Port Talbot Railway Goods wagons, 135P Locomotive no 21, 55P Worked, not absorbed, 54P Privatised Class 143 DMU no 143606, 243P Rhondda & Swansea Bay Railway 0-6-0PT locomotive no 35, 57P 1-plank open wagon no 262 2-plank open wagon no 5, 134 2-plank open wagon no 48 (68?), 134P 4-wheeled carriage, 135P Carriage shed, 133P Danygraig sidings, 49P Oldbury 2-plank wagon, 134P Rhymney Railway 0-6-2ST locomotive and 6-wheel coaches, 77P Covered goods wagons, 88DP Iron ore and rail wagons, 202D, 241DP Rhymney Railway 6T goods brake van, T L Jones, 180D Rhymney Railway goods brake vans, J David, 182P Rhymney Railway iron ore and rail wagons, J David, 240DP Rhymney Railway wagons built by the GWR, J David, 120L Ruthin & Cerrigydrudion Railway, 231MP Shrewsbury & Hereford Railway, advertisement, 16 Shropshire & Montgomeryshire Light Railway, 120P, 123MP 0-6-0 locomotive Hesperus, 120P, 125P 0-6-0 locomotive no 2, 127P 0-4-2T locomotive Gazelle, 126P 2-2-2T locomotive Gazelle, 126P Bogie carriages, ex MR, 120P, 125P Ford railcar set, 127P Passenger saloon, ex LSWR, 127P South Wales Mineral Railway 0-6-0ST locomotive no 5, 56P South Western Railway, advertisement, 16 Taff Vale Railway 0-6-2T no 132 as GWR 266, 137P Burning of Welsh steam coal in locomotive engines, 223 Ex-TVR 6 wheel passenger brake 257 (GWR 189), 121P Kitson 0-6-0 locomotive, 224D Passenger train at Nelson station, 82P Traffic miscellany, T Watkins, 64 TVR 10T goods wagon with pressed steel underframe, 242D Vale of Towy Railway, 205MP , 158P & Ellesmere Railway, 147 Wrexham, Mold & Connah’s Quay Railway, 147 Welsh Highland Railway Russell, 158P Reverend W Venables – railway signalman, D Howell, 157P Rhymney-built covered goods wagons, R Spratt, 88DP Rhymney Iron Company, 229P Rhymney Railway, see Railway companies Ruthin and Cerrigydrudion Railway, R Stagg, 213MP

S ‘Safety Movement’, M Esbester, 195P, 228 Shropshire & Montgomeryshire Railway, see Railway companies ‘Shropshire Holiday Express’, N Clarke, 131P Signalling: Signal boxes Aberystwyth, 178P Barmouth Junction, 36P Barry Junction, 222 Branches Fork, 68P Burrows Hump Yard Ground Frame, 63P Burrows Sidings, 63P Gwennallt Loop, 68P Kings Dock Junction, 63P Llanbedr & Pensarn, 7P, 9DP Llanfyllin, 71P Llansantffraid, 94P Llansanffraid Level Crossing, 94P Minffordd, 24L, 48L Moderator Sidings, 22P Penpontbren, 38P Talyllyn East Junction, 13D Talyllyn North Junction, 12D Talyllyn West Junction, 10DP Three Cocks Junction, 183P, 192P West End of Tunnel, 54P Signals Brecon & Merthyr Railway somersault signals near Talybont on Usk, 11 Cambrian Railways concrete post starter, Llanbedr & Pensarn, 7P Cambrian Railways, Three Cocks Junction, 187P Sleepers, steel, 101P, 239P South Wales ironworks, C Chapman, 118 Stations: Aberbeeg, 41P Aberdovey, 34P Abermule, 47P, 144P Aberystwyth, 37P, 179P Bargoed, 83P Barmouth Junction, 36P Barmouth Town, 169P Bryngwyn (Llanfyllin branch), 95P , 17 Cardiff Parade, 77P Cardiff Queen Street, 79P Carreghofa Halt, 94P Cathays Cemetery, 161 Cemetery Road, 161 Dolwen, 97P Dovey Junction, 17, 48L, 177P Duffryn Mills Platform, 188 Felindyffryn, 17 Ferndale, 117P Fochriw, 188 Ford & Crossgates, 126P Glandyfi, 131P Glanrhyd, 207P Gwaun Cae Gurwen, 213P Hollybush, 78P Kerry, 46MP Kinnerley, 125P Llanbedr & Pensarn, 6MP , 95P Llanfyllin, 69MP Llansantffraid, 94P Llantwit Major, 146 Lower Penarth, 45P Maerdy, 114P Merthyr, 243P Mountain Ash, 164P Nelson, 82P New Tredegar, 80P Penarth Dock, 42P Penarth Town, 44P Penmaenpool, 29 Penybont, 157P , 136P Rhydyfro (never opened), 214P , 164P Shrewsbury Abbey, 124P Talyllyn Junction, 10MP Three Cocks Junction, 183MP , 116P , 116P Ynyswen, 17 Steel sleepers, 101P, 239P Steelworks, see Iron and steel works Supplement to ‘Aberystwyth excursions 1957 – a day at the seaside’, R Woodley, 175P, R Maund, 220L

T Taff Vale Railway, see Railway companies Tail traffic, Aberystwyth excursions, R Maund, 220 Abermule, A Russell, 144P B & M saloon no 57, A Robbins, A Warrington, 96 Barry Island excursions, R Maund, 24L, C Foren, 48 Branches Fork brake van, R Spratt, J Down, 96 Caersws, A Russell, 144P Cardiff Railway 8T vans, 144 Cardiff Railway No 5, R Caston, 192 Class 14 D95xx in South Wales, J Dore-Dennis, 48 Coal exports to France, R Chown, 244 Delayed by the dead on the B&M, R Caston, 192 Digedi Brook mishap, J Miles, 168 Dovey Junction, S Haynes, 48 Gwenallt, J Down, 96 GWR 36xx in South Wales, R Caston, 192 Llanfyllin branch, A Russell, 120 Llangurig branch, L Holland, 72 Minffordd, B Wilson, 24L, R Lemon, 48 Moderator Sidings, M H Hughes, 48 More about Glyncorrwg and the driverless crane, D Rice, 24 Quarry at Arenig, G Williams, 96 Rhydyfelin viaduct, A Warrington, 72 Rhymney Railway wagons built by the GWR, J David, 120 Shropshire & Montgomeryshire Railway, 120P The ‘Safety Movement’, R Caston, 244 Transition at Barry, N Wassell, 144 (Yet) more on Dimbath siding, A Williams, 244 Talyllyn Junction, R Harman, 10MP The 39xx in South Wales, J Hodge, 138P, R Caston, 192L The Barry bit, 2, 29, 58, 122, 146, 170, 222 The burning of Welsh, steam coal in locomotive engines, J Tomlinson, 223D The Digedi Brook mishap. I Morton Lloyd, T Watkins, 102MP, 139P, J Miles, 168L The Dimbath branch, A Warrington, 92MP The Great Western 36xx 2-4-2Ts in South Wales, J Hodge, 162P The Llangurig branch railway, L Holland, 38P, errata, 72 The London & South Wales Railway scheme of 1824/25, P Reynolds, 51 The Midland interloper, 62P The narrow gauge in Wales, 168 The press in 1920: what the papers said about railways in South Wales, T McCarthy, 75P The Reverend W Venables – railway signalman, D Howell, 157P The Ruthin and Cerrigydrudion Railway, R Stagg, 213MP The ‘Safety Movement’, M Esbester, 195P, 228 The ‘Shropshire Holiday Express’, N Clarke, 131P The South Wales ironworks, C Chapman, 118 Three Cocks Junction (August 1902 to April 1905), T Watkins, 183MP, 192P Through carriages, 34 Tickets, 29, 147 Tinplate works : Bookers Iron and Tinplate Works, 118 Glanrhyd, 152 Pontardawe, 148 Transition at Barry, J Hodge, 99P, N Wassell, 144L, R Caston, 244L TRAP, A Miller, 24, 146 Two for B & M modellers, P Fidczuk, 57P

V Viaducts, see Bridges and viaducts

W William Dean, the Ladies and South Wales, J Hodge, 171P Worked, not absorbed (Port Talbot Railway), R Simmonds, 54P

Y Yet more about the class 14 diesel hydraulics! R Marrows, B Barnes, J Edwards, 59P (Yet) more on Dimbath siding, 244L