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Samuel Sidney

Samuel Sidney was the pseudonym of Samuel Solomon (6 February 1813 – 8 June 1883), an English writer who treated the widely varied fields of agriculture and animal husbandry, railways, and emigration to Australia. Provided by Wikipedia

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Gauge evidence : the history and prospects of the railway system, illustrated by the evidence given before the gauge commission

by Sidney, Samuel
Published 1846

Edmonds

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Gauge evidence : the history and prospects of the railway system, illustrated by the evidence given before the gauge commission

by Sidney, Samuel
Published 1846

Edmond

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Railways and agriculture in North Lincolnshire : rough notes of a ride over the track of the Manchester, Sheffield, Lincolnshire, and other railways

by Sidney, Samuel
Published 1848

W. Pickering

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Bristol, a free port : facts and figures on the dock question

by Sidney, Samuel
Published 1845

Light & Ridler

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Speed on railways considered in a commercial point of view

by Sidney, Samuel
Published 1847

W. Stephenson

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Female emigration as it is--as it may be : a letter to the Right Honourable Sidney Herbert, M.P.

by Sidney, Samuel
Published 1850

W.S. Orr and Co

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The commercial consequences of a mixed gauge on our railway system examined

by Sidney, Samuel
Published 1848

Smith, Elder and Co