... they will no doubt th :1 readily submit to it to obviate the risk of being tunm- aii bled into the Kelvin with a three-horse omnibus. The us 1 bridge was originally built by the Hihilhead proprie- ml . tors, and we trust they have both the means aid the ...

... be objected to. The sum ixed was not the full fare which they were entitled to exact. The proper toll upon each three-horse omnibus was one shilling, but the proprietors of that class of vehicles had never been paying more than threepence or fourpence ...

... the Grand Stsand there is a i's row of small houses. One of these is called a court, it It is about as large as a three-horse omnibus. In 70 this cell Sir Thomas oenry, as the chief magistrate it of Bow Street, and a ruagistrate of Bierlrshhe, sits a. with ...

... aunother statio, on to Altorna, and thence again tto Kiel, which he reaches about one in the morn- Iing. A single one-horse omnibus, and that a, very smiall one, awaits the arrival of the train, and per- haps our traveller manages to get a seat in it ...

... food. The question is often raised of stamina, and farmers are not-disposed to trust to a maize diet for their heavy horses. Omnibus and car horses are usually fed on maize, and they do a great deal of work; on the other hand, they are sold off regularly ...