Omnibuses and cabs : their origin and history (1902)
Moore, Henry Charles · London : Chapman & Hall, ld. · leaf 94
eWest End is the most picturesque omni1)us sightin Eno:land. When the first Times had proved a success,Mr. Tilling started omni])uses (m other roads, andbefore many years had elapsed there was no namebetter known to South Londoners than his. Atthat period it was the morning custom of South Thomas… … tillings four-horse times. known that his omnibuses would not collectpassengers, but would start from a certain placeat a stated time, and people understood that ifthey wanted to travel by them they would haveto go to the starting-place. 76 ^ Onuiibitses and Cabs Mr. Tilling was by no means an…
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