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Distances from
Liverpool & Manch.
LIVERPOOL
AND
MANCHESTER
TO
BIRMINGHAM.
London Mail.
a. m.
Second Class.
6 a. m.
Mail.
a. m.
Mail.
10½ a. m.
First Class.
12¼ a. m.
Second Class.
4 p. m.
London Mail.
7 p. m.
FARES.
STATIONS Second Class First Class Gentlemen's Carriages
Miles H. M. H. M. H. M. H. M. H. M. H. M. H. M. S. D. S. D. £. S. D.
MANCHESTERand
LIVERPOOL
3 30 6 0 8 15 10 30 12 15 4 0 7 0      
14¾ Newton Junction 6 40         4 40   3 6 4 0   15 0
19½ WARRINGTON 4 17 6 55 9 2 11 20 1 2 4 55 7 47 3 6 4 0  
22½ Moore   7 3       5 3   4 0 5 0  
25 Preston Brook   7 16       5 16   4 6 5 6  
29¼ Acton   7 30       5 30   5 6 6 0 1 3 0
31¾ HARTFORD 4 53 7 40       5 40 8 23 6 0 7 0  
36¼ Winsford   7 56       5 56   6 6 7 6  
38¾ Minshull Vernon   8 2       6 2   7 0 8 0  
4l½ Coppenhall   8 13       6 13   7 6 6 0 9 0 1
43½ CREWE 5 21 8 23 10 9 12 32 2 9 6 23 8 54 8 0 9 6  
46 Basford   8 32       6 32        
51½ Madeley   8 52       6 52   9 6 11 0 1 15 0
54¼ WHITMORE 6 5 9 5 10 50 1 15 2 50 7 5 9 35 10 0 12 0  
62½ Norton Bridge   9 25       7 25   11 6 13 6  
64¾ Bridgeford   9 37       7 37   12 0 14 0  
68¼ STAFFORD 6 37 9 45 11 22 1 47 3 22 7 45 10 7 12 6 15 0 2 2 0
73½ Penkridge   10 6       8 6   13 6 16 0  
76 Spread Eagle   10 15       8 15   14 0 16 6  
77½ Four Ashes   10 19       8 19   14 0 16 6  
83 WOLVERHAMPTON 7 18 10 36 12 3 2 22 4 3 8 36 10 48 15 0 19 0 2 10 0
85½ Willenhall   10 50       8 50   15 0 19 0  
87¼ James's Bridge   10 56       8 56   16 0 19 6  
88 WALSALL   10 59   2 40   8 59 11 0 16 0 19 6  
90¾ Newton Road.   11 9       9 9   16 6 21 0  
94 Perry Bar   11 19       9 19   17 0 21 0  
97¼ BIRMINGHAM 8 0 8 0 11 30 12 45 3 15 4 45 9 30 11 30 17 0 21 0 3
Sunday Trains.—Grand Junction, Mixed Trains throughout, calling at the first class stations, leave Birmingham at 2 15, 7 30, 11 30, and 2 45. Liverpool at 3 30, 8 15, 10 30, and 7.

Trains from Manchester at 30 minutes past 3 a.m.; at half-past 10 p.m., and 7 p.m being Mail trains, and obliged to stop at Parkside will not stop to take up Passengers at Newton Bridge.—All the Company Servants are strictly enjoined on pain of dismissal, to observe the utmost civility and attention towards all Passengers.