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 92
ot far out of Brighton, would be return-ing home on the aforesaid 30th October with a large sumof money about him, and it occurred to Howell that,with assistance, he might possess himself of the farmersmoney, so he induced a young man named Rooke to behis accomplice. As good luck had it, the farmer… … BRIGHTON ROAD IN THE LAST CENTURY 55 some distance behind the Brighton coach, on whichthe Steyning post-mistress was a passenger; and she,for some reason or other, directed the boy to part com-pany with the coach, and to take a short cut whichturned out to be down the very lane in which Rookeand…
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