... Weights and Measures within ths said Division. Dated the day January, 1835. THOS. F. CHRISTOPHER. TO BE SOLD CHEAP, Pair-Horse OMNIBUS, good condition. May be seen Mr. Gibbs’s, Hope and Anchor, Redcliff Hill, where Particulon can be known. ...

... Sale. Alc OMNIBUS, ill excellent condition, has been very little used, and well calculated for a railroad station. A Oce-horse OMNIBUS, car ies six inside and two in tile front seat; With several Pl! ETONS aed other Carriages, with many Lots of new au19 ...

... —A London-built CABRIOLET, excellent condition, with Shafts for one horse, Pole and Bars, to drive as a Curricle. A one-horse OMNIBUS, carries four Persons inside and six outside, besides the driver. A Light with turn out seat behind. A one-horse BRITZKA ...

... CARITSaud UNESS. Applyat No.62, TEMIl f,E-STREET. C ARIAGES F OR SALE. Two very excellect One-hiorse LANDAU FLYS, One s air-horse OMNIBUS, OIe light ditto, arid One 4-;vhelel CO)lBOURG, nearly new, several BTIITZKAS, PHAETTONS : ( IGS, &C. WVILLIAMS's COACH ...

... RUSH’S Warehouse, Bald win-street, Bristol, where it may be seen. TWO very excellent Oiie-Uor«e LANDAU FLYS, One Pair-horse OMNIBUS, One light ditto, and One 4-wheei COBOL G, nearly new, several UHITZKAS, PHAETONS, GiGS, Ac. WILLIAMUCOACH MANUFACTORY ...

... six in front, and four in the hind part and six outside passengers; lined and trimmed with cunson plush. CnAlo, a One-horse OMNIBUS. with mail-patent axles; will carry eight passengers inside and six out; And a Four-wheel COBURG; will carry eight passengers ...

... that 1 attribute the apparent l.ikewarutnesa of the inferior melt, hers the Church. not then suppose that the old two-horse omnibus, with which are compelle.l lu pul as conveyance for our bodies, a type of our progress towards improvement. not either ...

... allow him .€5O. UNITED STATES. THE AMERICAN PRESIDENT’S MESSAGE. The application of Mr. VTintle for leave to run a one-horse omnibus, was referred to the by-laws committee. The council then broke up, having sat four hours and a half. President Polk commences ...

... presented, and after a good deal of discussion it was decided to allow him Tb application f Mr. Wiutle fot leave to run a one horse omnibus was referred to the Bye Law Committee. I imi. >OUI 1 eilll - . - , admitted have performed with lidehly the duties tlio-e ...

... proposed weight for the one was not at all equal half •hat which the present two-horse oiunibnssc! draw; that the two-horse omnibus the proposed rouli* diil not pay Mr. Win tie having loit a largo sum by working it. and that it was pro vided that in case ...

... stands. The committee also recommended that the council do accede to the memorial of Mr. Wintle, to be allowed to run one-horse omnibus minimus), on condition that the number of passengers be restricted to six, and the weight of the carriage to cwt., and ...

... ©f. OMNIBUS FOR SALE. pair-horse OMNIBUS for SALE, nearly New, with patent mail axles, and to carry nine inside and seven outside. —To be seen at Mr. 11. BAKER’S, Rose and Crown Inn, Broadmead, Bristol. ...