{"newspaper_name": "The Southern journal.", "edition": "01", "page": "p2", "byline": ""}
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a late London paper in speaking of
the great speed in which the train Of
cars is carried on the Great Western
Railway Of England, says that a train
was conveyed from Exeter to London.
distance Of 1874 miles, in four hours
and nine minutes, including the usual
stoppages, and in addition, stoppage
of twenty minutes between Exeter
and Bristol. This makes the time du
ring which the train was in motion a.
bout three hours and fourteen min
utes, or about 81 miles an hour, and
deducting the time lost in Stacking
and getting up speed, the rate was
about 60 miles per hour.