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RAILWAYS.
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NORTH BRITISH RAILWAY.
THE WAVEELEY ROUTE between ENGLAND and SCOTLAND. '
The Waverley is the most interesting and attractive, and is the only Route which
enables the Tourist to visit Melrose (for Melrose Abbey and Abbotsford) and
St. Boswells (for Dryburgh Abbey).
PULLMAN DRAWING-ROOM AND SLEEPING CARS
Are run daily by Express Trains between
EDINBURGH and LONDON
(Waverley Station) (St. Pancras Station)
Sis- For details of Direct Express Train Service by the jTew Midland
Route and the Waverley Route, see the North British and Midland Com¬
panies’ Time-tables.
BY s THE EAST COAST ROUTE
BETWEEN
GLASGOW, : EDINBURGH, AND LONDON,
(Queen’s Street Station) (Waverley Station) (Kino’s Cross Station)
SLEEPING CARRIAGES RUN DAILY.
For details of Direct Express Train Service by the East Coast
Route, see the North British and East Coast Companies’ Time-tables.
EDINBURGH, GREENOCK, and IRELAND.
THROUGH TRAINS run every Week-day between EDINBURGH (Wavbrley and
Haymarket Stations) and GREENOCK (Albert Harbour), carrying Passengers to
and from Prince’s Pier, Greenock, without change of Carriage, and thus placing them
alongside the Clyde Steamers without walking through the streets.
THE BELFAST ROYAL MAIL STEAMEKS land and embark
passengers at Prince’s Pier dally, in connection with Direct Train to and from Edin¬
burgh (Waverley and Haymarket Stations).
THE SHORTEST ROUTE to STIRLING, ALLOA, &c.
The North British Company’s own Carriages run from Glasgow (Queen Street) to
Stirling, Alloa, &c., and vice vma.
THE HELENSBURGH ROUTE to and from the WEST COAST.
Return Tickets, available for going or returning on any day, are issued from Glas¬
gow (Queen Street) and EdinburOIi (Waverley and Haymarket Stations), to Kil-
creggan. Kirn, Dunoon, Garelochhead, Arrochar, and other Watering-
Places on the Coast, at Cheap fares. Which include the Pier Dues at Helensburgh.
N.B.—The above Service from and to Helensburgh Pier is given by the favourite
Steamers “ Dandie DinmorLt,” “ Gareloch.,” and “ Chanowllor.”