Tristram, William Outram, Railton, Herbert, 1857-, Thomson, Hugh, 1860-1920 · London, New York, Macmillan · leaf 130
G WAYS coach, is timed at eight miles an hour through a great extent of countr\-, and has therefore — to borrow an illus- tration from poetry — to make play when she can. This occurs after she has left The Golden Farmer and The Wliite Hart at Blackwater behind her. and entered upon a ver\' drear\'… … '^^'^f The Wliite Hai-t at Blackwater. indeed as the best five miles for a coach in all England. The ground being firm, the surface undulating, and the Regulator being timed twent}'-three minutes over the five miles, the coachman proceeds to ''' spring his cattle/' The coach being heavily laden…
Coaching (Transportation)
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