Omnibuses and cabs : their origin and history (1902)
Moore, Henry Charles · London : Chapman & Hall, ld. · leaf 63
arkablenumber, considering that it ran under favouraljlecircumstances. That is to say, that when itwas found that the interest in the Automaton was waning on one route, it was put imme-diately to another. The majority of journeys 44 Omnibuses and Cabs were from the City to Islington and l^ack,… … THE • AUTOMATON STEAM OMNIBUS. its performances, declared that to l)e the onlyaccident worth mentioning. Apparently occasionalbreak-downs did not count. But the publics patronage of tlie Automatongrew less as time went on. People soon foundthat ridinof in horse omnibuses was far moreenjoyable.…
Horses · Horse-drawn omnibuses · Carriages and carts
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