... Birmingham Post of October 25 you publish a photograph of Hagley Road at the beginning of the century. The caption says: Two-horse omnibus. This statement has caused arguments. bets and the use of maznifying glasses. Is this omnibus pulled by two or three horses ...

... Leeds and elsewhere to earn a copper or two. Bth West Yorkshire Artillery, and they were taken to the firing point by horse omnibus. It was a great local event and hundreds of spectators came see the inauguration. They were drenched by rain while they ...

... London clergy were invited accompanied by a hundred mothers Our Westminster party used to travel to Fulham altogether in a horse omnibus What a kindly welcome awaited us from our dear old host who generally opened the ball by dancing a polka with me! He was ...

... reader draws By the death of Mr William attention to the fact that around Leslie ( - Leo) Hunter in Edin-1870 a three-horse omnibus burgh Royal Infirmary yesterday. operated from Duncan Street via the 8.8. C. in Scotland have lost a Clerk Street, Nicolson ...

... motor-car. which towed the existing engine. Mr. Baxter also ran a regular bus-service, with a single-horse and a double-horse omnibus alternating to meet every train that steamed into Newark between about 7 am. and 9 p.m. daily. Although the picking-up ...

... eye (6) 25 Ecclesiastical clangers? (5) Very - fashioned musical instrument (4) Cry because the isn’t finished? (3) A horse omnibus several years after the coming of the trams which first appeared on the Belgrave-Clock Toiver route in 1874 They were ...

... (5) No punch (4) 28 certainly not firm foot (3) Looking Back weeks ago we a picture of a Leicester T r a in w ys Company horse omnibus at its Oadby terminus which about 100 the town side of St Peter's Church Here is record of the last horse making its farewell ...

... rapidly-growing Cardiff. Mime and more people wanted to be carried here and there—so young Andrews gave the city its first horse omnibus service, not only plying within the town itself, but running out to Penarth, and for a time carrying the Royal Mail between ...

... many. Here's an overflowing picture-book, gay as a scrap-screen, which no child of any age will disdain. Not only the horse omnibus but the steam omnibus, not only the electric but the horse-drawn tram, not only knife-board seating but toast-rack ...

... the Wert of England Luscornbe family, and barrister Humphrey Tilling. Her grandfather. Mr. Thomas Tilling. started the horse omnibus service a year before the Crest Exhibition. Her stockbroker hus. band. Mr. Athanasius Constanduros. died In IM. They had ...

... Eventually Bill was passed which would allow such a line to be built, but it was allowed to lapse until 1857. ted of a daily horse omnibus over the hilly road from Wellingborough seven miles to the south, and the Uppingham— Wellingborough coach service which ...

... Among them is one of the locomotive Wildfire, built in 1837 for the Grand Junction Railway. and one of a knifeboard horse omnibus. DINING CARRIAGE There are many other items of interest—fittings from canal boats. medallions and sets of seals, railway ...