Stothert and Slaughter. A dart is a projectile weapon. E to H Electra 1842–1867. Built by Nasmyth, Gaskell and Company. In Greek mythology, Electra was daughter of Agamemnon and Clytemnestra. Erebus 1842–1873. Built by Fenton, Murray and Jackson. Erebus was the son of the primordial Greek god, Chaos. Falcon 1840–1867. Built by Sharp, Roberts and Company. A falcon is a kind of bird of prey. Fire Ball 1840–1866. Built by Jones, Turner and Evans with a wheelbase, Fire Ball hauled the first train from Temple Meads to Bath on 31 August 1840, and from Temple Meads to Bridgwater on 14 June 1841. It was rebuilt c.1849 as a saddle tank locomotive. This was one of six Fire Fly class locomotives named with a fire theme - the term fire ball refers to an explosion of fire. Fire Brand 1840–1866. Built by Jones, Turner and Evans with a wheelbase. A firebrand is a piece of burning wood, but also used to denote a person with a fiery temperament. Fire Fly 1840–1870. Built by Jones, Turner and Evans with a wheelbase. A firefly is a luminous beetle. Fire King 1840–1875. This locomotive crashed in front of Isambard Kingdom Brunel on 25 October 1840, the first recorded accident on the railway. The driver and a guard were killed when Fire King and its goods train failed to stop at the temporary terminus at Faringdon Road. It had been built by Jones, Turner and Evans with a wheelbase, and was rebuilt circa 1849 as a saddle tank locomotive. Ganymede 1842–1878. Built by Fenton, Murray and Jackson. Ganymede was a hero in Greek mythology. Gorgon 1841–1878. Built by Fenton, Murray and Jackson. The Gorgon was a Greek mythological monster with hair of living snakes. Greyhound 1841–1866. Built by Sharp, Roberts and Company. A greyhound is a kind of dog bred for its speed. Harpy 1841–1873. Built by Fenton, Murray and Jackson. A harpy was a Greek mythological winged spirit. Hawk 1840–1865. Built by Sharp, Roberts and Company. A hawk is a kind of bird of prey; the name was later carried by a Hawthorn class locomotive. Hecate 1841–1867. Built by Fenton, Murray and Jackson. Hecate was a Greek goddess of childbirth. Hector 1841–1866. Built by Nasmyth, Gaskell and Company. Hector was a Greek hero in the Trojan War. Hydra 1842–1865. Built by Fenton, Murray and Jackson. The Hydra was a many-headed serpent in Greek mythology.