bogie

"You can frighten women," he said, "with a bogie such as this, but you have no longer a woman to deal with.

"He could not hope to frighten Sir Henry to death as he had done the old uncle with his bogie hound."

According to sources, a bogie of a goods train No.7176 loaded with containers was en route to Karachi from Lahore got derailed near the level crossing at Chak 77-P while changing track.

After fire engulfed the bogie , the Rescue 1122 fire brigade officials brought the fire under control.

The lateral coupling IRW bogie, in effect, recouples the decoupled left and right wheels and introduces rigidness and damping between the independently rotatable wheels, allowing IRW wheelset to achieve the same guiding capability as conventional rigid wheelset.

The story of how this world-class cluster of bogie expertise came to be can be explained by the fractured nature of railway history.

But Bogie, 24, was unable to collect the trophy last month in Troon, Ayrshire, as he was at a rally.

Gateshead have lost four of their six games so far, while Bogie's strikers - quick, skilful but with little in the way of physical presence - have just two goals between them.

Bogie's self-assured competence, rather than his blindness, makes him a hero, and younger YAs and reluctant readers will enjoy this suspenseful and often funny tale.