Brighton and its coaches : a history of the London and Brighton Road, with some account of the provincial coaches that have run from Brighton (1894)
Blew, William C. A. (William Charles Arlington), b. 1848 · London : J.C. Nimmo · leaf 288
of proprietorand coachman might crowd in and upon a coach wasabsolutely necessary, both for the safety of the concernand for the comfort of the men and women it carried.We of to-day grumble if we are compelled to ridefor a short distance in a railway carriage into whichmore than the proper number… … FROM 1835 to 1839 231 Some such considerations as these would appearto have occurred to a lady who took the law ofFrancis Vickers, a most excellent coachman, who drovethe Wonder, one of the coaches put on the road bythe Marquis of Worcester, and Israel Alexander ofSouthwark. The strict letter of…
Horses · Coaching (Transportation) -- England · Carriages and carts · Brighton (England) -- Description and travel
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