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... Rtarby Somerset. Roaslyo, and Thomas Cecil; Lieot.- Gen. Sir W. Gordon, Qnarter-Master-General, Sir George Murray, Sir Charles Dance, and large number of military and scientific gentlemen. His Grace, Sir W, Gordon, Hie ladies Percy, Ac., had carriage attached ...
... present consider the most beneficial Institution. • Gurney's Steam Carriage —Two papers have been published—one by Sir Charles Dance, and the other Mr. Gurney, the inventor the decidedly successful steam carriage, to which the papers relate. The first ...
... this unexpected event. The portion an which was announced is one-sixth part, which produced he one thousand pounds. Sir Charles Dance was the ce purchaser. Mr. F A. Winsor, the originator of the London Gas ed Light and Coke Company, died on T at Paris, ...
... wife and family. The Cheltenham Chronicle says— AA'e have been informed, respectable authority, that Lieut. Col. Sir Charles Dance, who a principal shareholder the patent right for Steam Coaches, has been this town for the purpose of ascertaining what ...
... offered at £80 Steam-Coach through Cheltenham— We have been informed on respectable authority that Lieutenant-Colonel Sir Charles Dance is a principal shareholder patent right steam-coaches has been in this for the purpose of ascertaining what arrangements ...
... at £105., are now offered at £80. THROUGH have been informed, on respectable authority, that Lieute- nant-Colonel Sir Charles Dance, who is a principal shareholder of the patent right for steam-coaches, has been in this town for the purpose of ascertaining ...
... of these engines is not more injurious than those of the usual cach. Mr. James Stone, an engineer who superintended Sir Charles Dance’s said that only one acccident had eccurred during the four months. That was the of the axle- tree, and that the carriage ...
... the long robe, to whom such jobs are means onacceptable. Experimental Excursion cp Sir C. Dance’s Steam Cakriace. -Sir Charles Dance, accompanied the following gentlemen—Sir Henry Watsou, K. T. , Sir BurgessCamae, Mr. Babbage.Wr.Sheiroan,Mr.Mandalay, Mr ...
... test, through the means the engine of Sir Charles Dance. is said that number of engineers and gentlemen interested in the improvement of the means of conveyance on Ihe Holyhead Road, have hired Sir Charles Dance's carriage for a journey to Birmingham, and ...
... through the means of the engine of Sir Charles Dance. is said that a number of engineers and gentlemen 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, ...
... â??Mr. John Briscoe, Ward-end. The recent trials of Locomotive Steam Carriages upon common roads, and particulaily Sir Charles Dance's carriage, which has accomplished journey from London to Brighton under five hours, and is now regularly running from ...
... the Engineer; Colonel Pablcy, Mr. Gordon, Mr. Carpmae), Mr. Donkin; Mr. Simpson, engineer of the Chelsea Waterworks; Sir Charles Dance, and ami two or three roach proprietors.?A dinner wms prepared Kudenburtt?s Hotel, but up to the hour of our going press ...