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 308
thanever would come to Brighton by train; and, if coachproprietors suffered, the ordinary tradesman mighttake heart and look forward to times the like of whichhe had never known before. Time has shown that thedeath of stage-coaching was by no means synonymouswith the dissolution of Brighton, which… … . V-.V Chapter XIII. THE BRIGHTON ROAD IN MODERN TIMES. T)RIOR to the dawning of the coaching revival, in1866, there had been a sort of coaching middleage on the long road between London and Brighton ;but that period perhaps belongs rather to the new thanto the old regime, for it was in itself in…
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