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Telegraph used to summon troops who travelled by railway to put down rioting navvies

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From Farewell to steam by Don Bilston

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Celebrating the building of the last oil fired passenger steamship by Matt McGuinn

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Irish telling of sailor meeting a woman who steals from him. Involves train travel

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Don't be late for the gospel train

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bar027: Dates ----~1900|

Hero meets lady on train makes date. she turns out to be married. Husband beats up hero.

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By Dave Goulder recorded on The Golden Days Of Steam

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Awaiting Analysis::Could be American Roud: Oh goin' down the river in an old steam boat

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By Dave Goulder recorded on The Golden Days Of Steam

bar032: Dates ----~1917|

Soldiers hanker for the train that will take them home

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bar035: Dates 1880~1880|

A steamer came close by / Which caused the boat to pitch and toss and her again to cry... Oh! Joe the boat's agoing over. This is...

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bar044: Dates 1940~1940|

Awaiting analysis

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Irish printing of Jemima Brown

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Shanty

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A new song, shows that out of the line at the beginning of Crymmych Cardigan.::Awaiting translation

bar057: Dates ----~1864|

Song is actually 'the charming young fellow I met in the RAIN' headblock shows a train.

bar060: Dates ----~1896|

Cockney boasts about his travels but never gets further than the London termini

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Comic songs by Thomas Hudson, Collection the thirteenth (12th collectin published 1831)

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By Dave Goulder recorded on The Golden Days Of Steam