Charles Rous-Marten (1842–1908) was a New Zealand journalist and British railway writer and recorder. He was born in England. At the age of 16 his family...

Paddington on 9 May 1904. This timing was recorded from the train by Charles Rous-Marten, who wrote for The Railway Magazine and other journals. If exact...

initial trials the prototype proved to be largely successful although Charles Rous-Marten commented that 'there were indications that with heavier loads, and...

Railway steam locomotives). Its first writer was the New Zealand-born Charles Rous-Marten (1844–1908). One of those who shared authorship of the series after...

record was available for public inspection. This was recorded by Charles Rous-Marten, a highly experienced railway journalist who subsequently published...

descent of Wellington Bank in Somerset. It was claimed by recorder Charles Rous-Marten that gold was transferred from the Kronprinz Wilhelm to the GWR train...

famously successful high-speed passenger express engine of its period. Charles Rous-Marten reported an 1884 run from Crewe to Chester behind Cornwall (now far...

Midland Steam. David and Charles. pp. 66–71. Baxter 1982, pp. 118, 133–135. Baxter 1982, pp. 134–135. Charles Rous-Marten: "Notable Speed-Trials of British...

accommodate intermodal containers on flat wagons in the 20th century. Charles Rous-Marten writing in the English Railway Magazine in 1899, described the decision...

recorded from the train by Charles Rous-Marten, who wrote for The Railway Magazine and other journals. If exact (Rous-Marten's stopwatch read in multiples...