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TUNNEL UNDER THE SEA
Scheme to Connect Ireland and Scotland by Railway. MAY SOLVE THE IRISH QUESTION Linking the Land of St. Patrick with that of St. George in Close Commercial Bonds May Serve to Make Their Sons Better Friends--Feasibility of the Project Now Being Considered by the British Government--History of Sub-aqucous Tunnels. First Plans Not Feasible. Saves Sea Sickness, Too. Other Submarine Tunnels.
The Washington Post (1877-1922) - Washington, D.C.
Date: May 2, 1897
Start Page: 21
Pages: 1
Section: General
Text Word Count: 1111

THE British government now his under consideration a plan for the greatest submarine tunned which the mind of man ever conceived. It provides for a passageway, to be lighted by electricity, beneath the Irish Sea or the North Channel, as it is called,

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