Omnibuses and cabs : their origin and history (1902)
Moore, Henry Charles · London : Chapman & Hall, ld. · leaf 84
them. That was a verynecessary precaution, as the glass was not of thesubstantial description now in use. These new outside seats were very popularwith the public, Ijut the police objected to them,on the ground that the climbing up to them wasdangerous. The police were undoubtedly in theright, as… … as n s < O PhI w -,„„.ij«Ul£i<«»U.fc>l|.a.«.t... .i 66 Omnibuses mid Cabs Mrs. Gaywood, like most ladies who have beenomnibus proprietors, before and since her time,was rather fond of litigation, and appealed againstthe conviction. Mr. Wilson of Islington, andother leading omnibus…
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