Railway And Canal Traffic Act, 1888: Report Upon The Proceedings At The Enquiry Held By The Board Of Trade, 1889-90

This volume contains the official report on the proceedings of the Board of Trade's inquiry into the Railway and Canal Traffic Act of 1888. Detailing the discussions and findings from 1889-90, the report offers insights into the regulation of railway and canal traffic in Great Britain during this period. Authored by Thomas Waghorn, Marshall Stevens, and the Board of Trade, it provides a comprehensive overview of the legal and practical considerations involved in managing these vital transportation networks. A valuable resource for legal scholars, transportation historians, and anyone interested in the regulatory framework of late 19th-century Britain.

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