Omnibuses and cabs : their origin and history (1902)
Moore, Henry Charles · London : Chapman & Hall, ld. · leaf 249
ses—were fixed to the front of the Tribus to prevent the vehicle pitching forward in theevent of the horse falling, a shaft l)reaking, or awheel coming off. Mr. Harvey also patented the CurricleTrilnis, a vehicle similar to the Tribus, withthe exception that it was drawn l)y two horses 230… … THE TRIBUS. SIDE VIEW. a four-wheeler with accommodation for four insidepassengers. It was introduced in 1844, and Mr.Okey, the inventor, described it as hung on fourwheels, the coupling l)eing very close for easydraft. CHAPTER IV A strike—Cabmens revenge on Members of Parliament—Cab…
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