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 56
perations at Pyecombe, which hadtheir origin in more effectually opening out Henfield,led also to the making of the road to Hickstead, throughwhat the old newspapers were accustomed to call the well-wooded vale of Newtimber, and by this road,which was opened in 1813, Clayton Hill, and of… … BRIGHTON AND ITS ROADS 23 inhabitants of Reigate, unwilling to be deprived of thecustom which coaching and posting brought them, pro-tested against the proposed innovation. They arguedthat, as the Prince of Wales always travelled throughReigate, all the Kings subjects should do likewise.Maps were…
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