e wind changing, the ships were equally delayed at theother end, so that for Mouths, no news of his arrival couldbe obtained ! We may conceive the Holyhead Mail Coachof 1820, attempting to struggle with 890 Sacks of LondonMails ! Taking no passengers,—cramming the Bags insideup to the roof, and… … THAT • POOR, CRAZY, MAN,—STEPHENSON. 747 time! How the outside passengers of these old Coaches,by night, worn out, and overpowered by sleep, avoidedfalling off the top, seems a problem. Puffing Billy. Well! dear Reader, it is not a Beauty, but Puffing Billywas the first of those Iron Horses which…
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