able size ; and during the fifties cameinto such general use that their increase wasremarked by the jurors who reported on thecarriages shown at the Exhibition of 1862.It is not necessary to describe a vehicle sofamiliar; the wagonette has the advantageof being not only smart and comfortable, butof… … ^ ^ o ^ Q c Z <u o g^ 2; <u s > o 65 one of the seats can be fixed parallel withthe axle to convert the carriage into a stan-hope. They are usually hung on ellipticalsprings. A pair of horses are used with thelarger sizes, but the smaller are easily withinthe compass of one. In the year…
Horses · Carriages and carts
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