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... co-proprietor caused this unexpected event. The portion which was announced is one sixth part, which produced £ 1000; Sir Charles Dance was the purchaser. The Auction-mart was crowded, and the auctioneer kept his audience in very good humour by his remarks ...
... STLADSIOACI 1 irltlOtGI CflELTENSA3L--WC P have been informed, on iespectable authority, thitat tc LieoteuantColanolSir Charles Dance, whlo is a C principal Sliharelholder of tie patent right forsteam- It ec.aclee, has been in this town for the purpose ...
... sufficient to defray the expenses of the expedition.-AthentCum. EXPERIMENTAL EXCURSION OF SIR C. DANCE'S STEAM- CARRIAGE.Sir Charles Dance, accompanied by the fol- lowing gentlemen, Sir Henry Watson, K.T.S., Sir Burgess Camac, Mr. Babbage, Mr. Sherman, Mr. Maudslay ...
... Sherman Mr Mandslay Mr Chaplin Boulnoir Mr Gordon Mr Carpmaer Mr Field took trip on Brighton road in an open carriage drawn Charles Dance’s steam-carriage The party started o’clock on Friday morning and performed first thirty four miles in three hours twenty ...
... written in black. Several contaitte( dried wine, which, liquefied with water, still remains its flavour, -M1firror. Sir Charles Dance's steam carriage startedi on Saturday mooming, atelevet o'clock, iromt Welling. otii.street, Stiand, for Greenwich, taking ...
... through the means of the engine of Sir Charles Dance. It is said that a number of engineers and gentleman interested in the improvement of the means of conveyance on the Holyhead road have hired Sir Charles Dance's carriage for a journey to Birmingham ...
... out London passengers on the turnpike roads and success has fulfilled most sanguine expectations makers One of them (Sir Charles Dance’s) is en- mike a trial between London Birmingham succeed surmounting chalk hills the mail ‘tween and Holyhead will most ...
... length put to the test through the of the engine of Sir Charles Dance A number of engineers gentlemen interested in the improvement of means of conveyance on the Holyhead road have hired Sir Charles Dance’s carriage for a journey to Birmingham they will start ...
... iitile usake ait ?? iif tiom.- Kainekitig down.-is Mer. P1ouleLt's fsorte.-LettI8 lit. lelfgesicer 8 TE&AM ?? `lEi.-Suir Charles Dance's matnnib-its propel led hr Stame i, tiiok thiree tri pa (ni Tvesda~ from Wehliitgtoil street to G.ireenwichi. It was ceah ...
... some good horses was dull Mail-road The recent trials oflocomotive carriages upon common roads and particularly of Sir Charles Dance’s carriage which has accomplished journey from London to Brighton under five hours is regularly running from London to ...
... of Devizes, that farmers frequenting that market find it necessary to go and return armed. THE NEW STEAM OMNIBUs.-Slr Charles Dance's steam carriage set out yesterday week for Birming- ham on an experimental journey, and for the iuSpec- tion'of some ...
... the want of due preparation on the road, of four hours and forty-five minutes. We understand it is the intention of Sir Charles Dance to pursue these ex- periments at short distances from town until a new engine shall be prepared upon the same principle ...