No Water Carts I The Book says,—The London streets in hot weatherget very dusty, and the dust spoils the things in theButchers, Pastry Cooks, and other Shops. Many Streets,are, therefore, watered with a Scoop. (!) the water beingpent up in the kennels (gutters) on each side of the carriageway.… … This is a Coach Stand. See the busy Waterman,— TWO FIRE SQUIRTS TO EACH PARISH. 743 (Note. Yes! Busy after his sixpenny tip,)—•** who attendson Hackney Coaches, he has got one for the Gentlemanand Lady, and is inquiring where they are going. (!)(No doubt with a Sixpenny or Threepenny ^rz;/.)…
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