...regularity with which this was effected produced a general and confident impression, thateven uptheinclined planes, the Locomotive Engine would be the power employed....Engine travelled up an inclined plane, or on a level ; and various schemes were speedily in agitation for converting turnpike roads into Railways, regardless...

...fifteen to eighteen miles per hour; and the ease and regularity with which this was effected, pro* duced a general impression, that even up inclined planes...inclined plane, or on a level; but subsequent experiments fcave fully established, what it would have been only reasonablc to assume, a priori, that the power...

...this was effected produced a general impression, that even np inclined planes the locomotive-engine would be the power employed. Indeed, the feeling at...subsequent experiments have fully established what it mm!«! have been only reasonable to assume à priori, that the power of an engine diminishes in proportion...

...cannot be increased by diminishing the speed on the inclined plane. During the trials at Kainhill, in October last, "The Rocket" frequently ascended...have fully established. what it would have been only reasociable to assume, a priori, that the power of an engine diminishes in proportion to the degree...

...proportionate load cannot be increased by diminishing the speed on the inclined plane. During the trials at Rainhill, in October last, " The Rocket" frequently...inclined plane, or on a level; but subsequent experiments nave fully established, what it would have been only reasonable to assume, a priori, that the power...

...regularity with which this was effected produced a general and confident impression that, even up the inclined planes, the locomotive engine would be the...engine travelled up an inclined plane or on a level ; and various schemes were speedily in agitation for converting turnpike roads into railways, regardless...

...that, even up the inclined planes, the locomotive engine would be the power employed ; indeed, tlie feeling at the moment was very prevalent that it was...engine travelled up an inclined plane or on a level ; and various schemes were speedily in agitation for converting turnpike roads into railways, regardless...

...regularity with which this was effected produced a general and confident impression that, even up the inclined planes, the locomotive engine would be the...engine travelled up an inclined plane or on a level ; and various schemes were speedily in agitation for converting turnpike roads into railways, regardless...