The above, as we have stated, are the closing prices of the day. They are the prices at the last business transactions. But it is to be
understood, that there is generally a difference of in the Stock Exchange between the prices a person can sell at, and those he can buy at,
the former being less than the latter. The prices obviously include the sum paid for the Share; and therefore the difference between them
and the price paid on the Share is the premium or discount of the Share. Where there are blanks no business was done. We have carefully
corrected the list of the number of Shares wherever we could; but should any errors be left, we shall immediately correct them when
pointed out.

Atmosphere, Effect of, in resisting a
Train, 89

Table of its Pressure at
different Velocities, 95

--- Fall of Temperature in

ascending, 19

Accidents Railway, Plan for preventing,
169

Axioms, Railroad, 49, 422

Brighton Lines, Mr. Gibbs's Report
on, 68

Brodigan's, T. Esq., Establishment of
Railroads in Ireland, 121

Bravenden's, Mr., Calculations of South-
Eastern Line, 167
Brighton Railways, 262

Books, Review, &c., of, 224,275,374,449
Brighton Railway, Origin of, 363
Balloons, impracticability of guiding, 413
Birmingham Railway, Report, Sir John
Rennie's, 446

Brighton Lines, Mr. Stevenson's Evi-
dence on, 272, 451

Bills, Railway, passed in 1836, 291
Condensing Air Engines for Railways, 21
Companies' Methods of Forming, 32
Calcutta and Saugur Railway and Har-
bour, 130

Counsel, License of, in insulting Wit-
nesses, 140

Calculations of Time of Transit of S. E.

Dover Line, 167

Calver's, Mr. Thomas, Plan for prevent-

ing Railway Accidents, 169
Construction of Termini Planes, 252
City and Richmond Railway, 265, 373
Curves in Railways, 404

----, raising Exterior Rail in, 406
Domestic Purposes, Heat applied to, 13,
78, 102

Dartford Creek and Gravesend Railway,29
Detector on Devon South-Eastern Line, 72
Decision, Impartial, on Railways, a Me-
thod of, 218

Discovery, Grand Mathematico-Railway,
by Philo-Humbug, 309

Editor on Railroads, with Remarks on
the Liverpool and Manchester, 1
Right of Property in and Piracy
of Railway Projections, 8

Fall of Temperature in ascending
the Atmosphere, 19

Exact Calculation of the Velocity
of Sound, &c., 22
---, Methods of Projecting Railways,
Forming Companies, and getting up
Premiums, 32

422

, on laying out a Line of Railway,49,

on Future Improvement of Rail-
ways, &c., 368

Essex versus Kent Railway, by "Taffy,"
370

Editor, on Impracticability of Navigating
Balloons, 413

Experiments with red-hot Iron and Wa-
ter, 429

Fountains, Artificial, Mr. Rowley's, 311
Friction, Axletree, 351

Force, Centrifugal, power to overset car-
riages, 409

Gravesend Railway and Dartford Creek, 29
Gibbs, Joseph, Esq., Report on Brighton
Lines, 68

Gravity, Fall due to, corresponding to
different Velocities, 95
Greenwich Line, Capabilities of, 148,
229, 269

Germany, Railway Spirit in, 300
Gage of Railways, increasing of, 345
Great Western Railway, 415
Heat, Philosophical Principles of, ap-

plied to Domestic Purposes, 13,78,102
Harrison, Mr. (Barrister) and the Editor,

Intensities of Sound in different Airs, 27
Iron red-hot, Experiments with, 429
Knight's, William, Esq., Reply to Editor's
Remarks on Liverpool and Manches-
ter Lines, 65

Kent, Essex, &c., Railway and Navi-
gation, by "Viator," 185
Kreeft, Christopher. Esq., on Zarskoe-
Selo Railway, 369

Kent Railways, by "Taffy," 370, 431
Liverpool and Manchester Line, Re-
marks on, I

Load carried by Engine up and down
Inclines, Table of, 95

Lords' New Regulations, 291, 340, 455
Locomotives, means of supplying them,

255

Letter to the Editor, Extract from, 264
Levelling, Barometric, 297
Maps for Railways, 84

Mathematical Laws of Railway Transit,
161, 201, 249, 401

Motive Power of Locomotives, 161
Maugham, William, Esq., on Conversion
of Iron into Steel, 183

"C.," 209

Strictures on, by
Reply to "C.,"

426
Mountains, Theorem for finding the Al-
titudes of, 260

Moore, John, Esq., on cutting off Steam
at parts of a stroke, 305
Metropolitan Railways and English In-
vestments, 307

Notices, Railway, 38, 84, 113, 152, 190,
234, 283, 333, 389, 470
Nuisances of Tunnels, 54
Observatory, Royal, Site of, 84
Piracy of Railway Projections, 8
Premiums, getting up of, 32
Pressure of the Atmosphere, Table of, 95
Plan, Mr. Reynolds's, for Railroads, 125
Parliamentary Proceedings on Railway

Bills, 44, 119, 157, 196, 243, 291,340
Prices of Shares, 48, 88, 120, 158, 198,
246, 294, 342, 398, 478

Perkins, Jacob, Esq., on explosions of
steam boilers, 170, 214
Private Bills, Parliamentary Proceed-
ings on, by W. C. F. Esq., 174
Public Rights, of, in a letter to the Duke
of Wellington, 218

Perkins, Jacob, Esq., Means of supply-
ing Locomotives, 255

Curious Experi-

ments on Steam, 301
Projector, Original, of Liverpool and
Manchester Railway, 303
Planes, Inclined, Generation of Veloci-
ties on, 402

Pneumatic Railway, by Henry Pinkus,
Esq., 432

Plan for ensuring best Line of Railway,

143

Railroads, on, by the Editor, 1

Right of Property in Railway Projec-
tions, 8

Railways, Methods of Projecting them,32
Railway Notices and Intelligence, 35, 84,

113, 152, 190, 234, 283, 333, 389,470
Railroad, Laying out Line of, 49, 422
Railways, a Few Words on, by Delta, 96
Reynolds's, Mr., Plan for Railroads, 125
Railway, Plan for ensuring the best, 143
Railroad, Travelling, 110

Rowley's, Mr., Artificial Fountains, 311
Rennie's, Sir John, Brighton Railway,
312

Railways, Capital, Cost, Length, Re-
venue, &c. &c., 354

Railways, Future Improvements of, 368
Rennie's, Sir John, Report on Birming-
ham Line, 446

Railway Pneumatics, 432
Sound, Exact Calculation of Velocity of,

Steel, Habitudes of, 209
Shareholders, Railway, Rights of, 218
Steam, Curious Experiments on, 301

Cutting off, at parts of a Stroke, 305
Steam Vessels in the Pool, 445
Temperature, Fall of, in ascending the
Atmosphere, 19

Table of Velocity, Fall due to Gravity,
Pressure of Atmosphere, Tons Load
of a Train, Corresponding Inclination
of the Planes, Exertion of the Engine,95
Traction, Force of, 164
Transit, Velocity of, 201
Time of, 205
Temperature, Fall of, in the Atmos
phere, 260
Thompson, John, Esq., on Capital,
Cost, Length, &c., of Railways, 354
Tires, Conical, 404

Tunneling, Nuisance and Injury of, 54
Thames Haven Railway, 430
Universe, Physical Constitution of, 104
Velocities, Generation of, 249, 402
Wind, Suggestions on Practicability of
employing as an Auxiliary Force on
Railways, by Tyro, 101, 411
Westlake, W. B., Esq., a Letter to the
Editor, 101

Walter's, George, Esq., Evidence re-

specting Greenwich Line, 148, 229, 269
Weather, Effect of, on Bite of Wheels, 163
Wellington, Duke of, Letter to, by the
Editor, 218

Witnesses' Evidence in Parliament, 257
Waterloo Bridge and Brighton Railway,
Origin of, 363

Zarskoc-Selo Railway, 309