... PASSING OF THE HORSE OMNIBUS. ORIGIN OF ITS SUCCMSOIL Tui week will the co the 'MAO end 4110 enplaned triumph at motor-driven competitor. The London t General Omnibus Company, which during the few year* haii incorporated at least three other largo ...

... of £18,141, and, after payment of Debenture and Preference interest, and writing £4670 off for i eduction of horses and horse omnibus stock, the sum £2109 carried forward. ...

... THE TRIUMPH OF OIL OVER COAL. Before long the familiar coaster steiuncr. as we know her, will have followed the way of horse omnibus. and have become obsolete. The cargo vessel of the will resemble the Innisa,ra, now Ottmg out at Kirkintilloeh. in Scotland ...

... should the opportunity of opening up new lines of omnibus service, in districts where they do not yet exist, and where horse omnibus drivers could find employment until the new lines are sufficiently developed to of the introduction of the motor omnibus ...

... occupants, named George Pearce, of St. Aims-road, Notting-hill, fell out. Before he could regain his position a four* horse omnibus came along, ran over hi:r. a and killed him on the spot. ...

... and following a horse omnibus westward. By Bread-vtreet, drove to the off-eide, pasted the horse omnibus, cut in front H. and drove on cab, the driver of which had drive on to the footway, amongst the gentleman stated that the horse omnibus obstructed the ...

... Piccadilly under the impression that she has arrived Hammersmith. The motor omnibus conductor much ruder than the man on the horse omnibus. Again, a steam railway the officials are much more polite than those oa aa electric line. Electricity, indeed, seems have ...

... streets! The motet: omnibus is there as of right. It is licensed by authority. It is the very modern substitute for the horse omnibus, and, although it is a beerier vehicle, its wheels are shod with rubber, and it involves the employ- Jiient of no horses ...

... CAR ACCIDENTS. A MAN KILLED AND SEVEN PERSONS INJURED. A eollon took place on Katurday evening between a taxicab and • horse omnibus in Partienvent-conare owing to the taxicab skidding. Ons of the omnibus horses was injured. and the of the was broken. ...

... take the place of the horse Tms, and very uncertain what would the position of the rival companies in the future. The horse omnibus companies had a serious position face, apart from healthy competition and the fittest would undoubtedly survive. The companies ...

... coroner said the evidence showed that the way in which sideslip occurred with a motor omnibus was more serious than with a horse omnibus, and tho responsibility of drivers w»s very great. They were bound to know that skid inizht occur, and to know that tb© ...

... Barker (Muosrs. and Son) prosecuted on behalf of the Comniissioneraof Polioe.and stated that on the night in question a horse omnibus was travelling up Wandsworth Bridge-road wh«m the defcmkint* cab came down its wrong aid© and crashed into H. Both vehicles ...