§ Mr. THOMAS RICHARDSasked the President of the Board of Trade whether his department have received any representations with regard to the necessity for the erection of a footbridge over the London and North-Western Railway at Black-
wood Station, Monmouthshire; whether he is aware that a number of colliers go to and from their work at this place, and often have to cross the line when a mineral train is standing there; and whether, in view of the danger to life and limb, he will make representations to the railway company on the matter?
§ Mr. BURNSThe Board of Trade have been in communication with the railway way company in this matter, and the company have informed the Board that they have decided to provide a footbridge at this station.