Naming
Build date | Retire date | Name | Builder | Name information | Other notes |
---|---|---|---|---|---|
1849 | 1873 | Brigand | Great Western Railway | Brigand | After it was withdrawn, this locomotive was sold to Edwards and Suter but found its way back to Swindon Works in 1878 where it was broken up. |
1849 | 1873 | Corsair | Great Western Railway | Corsair | On withdrawal it was sold to the Cilely Colliery. |
1855 | 1871 | Euripides | R and W Hawthorn | Euripides | |
1855 | 1872 | Hesiod | R and W Hawthorn | Hesiod | |
1854 | 1873 | Homer | R and W Hawthorn | Homer | |
1854 | 1880 | Horace | R and W Hawthorn | Quintus Horatius Flaccus | |
1854 | 1873 | Juvenal | R and W Hawthorn | Juvenal | The locomotive was sold to Dobson, Brown and Adams in 1874. |
1855 | 1872 | Lucan | R and W Hawthorn | Lucan | |
1854 | 1872 | Lucretius | R and W Hawthorn | Lucretius | |
1854 | 1873 | Ovid | R and W Hawthorn | Ovid | |
1854 | 1873 | Sappho | R and W Hawthorn | Sappho | After withdrawal, Sappho was sold to the Staveley Iron and Coal Company. |
1854 | 1872 | Seneca | R and W Hawthorn | Seneca | |
1855 | 1871 | Statius | R and W Hawthorn | Statius | |
1854 | 1873 | Theocritus | R and W Hawthorn | Theocritus | Theocritus was sold to the Staveley Iron and Coal Company in 1874. |
1854 | 1873 | Virgil | R and W Hawthorn | Virgil |
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