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... the trade by the title of' bean feast. The party left Queen-street at nine o'clock in the mbrning in Mr. King's four-horse omnibus, and drove through .avant, Row- land's Castle, and on to Westbourne, where the party, t about30, including visitors, were ...
... fitter, Queen-street, took place on Monday last. The p arty, which was over thirty started at nine a m. in mng's four-horse omnibus,. and drove through Cosham over the hill to Southwick; where they employed them. selves with cricket and other games, aud ...
... OJTING..0n. Tuesdgay about 30 e tradesmen of the borough proceeded to Botley On a day's d excurii'niiin Mr. King's four-horse omnibus. 'On arriving t, ?? the Party sat down toa recher-chiAdinner, served 9 by Mr. Coleman, of the Dolphin Hotel. After dinuel- ...
... tradesmen, had an outing on a Tuesday. They left the Gloucester Hotel, Warblingto -_ street, at nine o'clock, in a four-horse omnibus, provided by G Mr. G. King, and proceeded via Coshba, Fareham, _ and Wickhbam, to Botley, at which place they arrived about ...
... great deal of pains in getting together a choir. The party, numbering nearly 30, u-erc conveyed to Portsmouth in a four-horse omnibus. During the day the principal objects of interest in Portsmouth wcre visited, and a lirst-rate dinner and tea were sat ...
... -William Murrant, of (0, Diekens-road, s Lanidport, a driver in the employ of Mr. Andrews, a a proved that when driving a two-horse omnibus tI1, lowards Landport, at twenty minutes after five on St the evening in question, he noticed the perambulator the startfroma ...
... mdGeorge's-road, Alexandra-road, and King's-road, in Aas far as Green-road. There the Animal collided la at -with a. one-horse omnibus belonging to 'lhe Pro. a Is viuoial Tramnways Company, and'the shaft of the to trap entering the breast of the tramwav ...
... Carter, J.P. The party left tov~n Station by the Hi b8.55 a.m. train, and on arriving at Petersfield do of found a pair horse omnibus and brakes ready to CC a Iconvey tienm to the house. Some of the party rel irambled through the grounds, aind others played ...