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September 1905) was an English mariner, born at Norwich into a family of mailcoach operators.

Public transport depicted; ambulance, charabanc, horsecar, mailcoach, motorbus, rickshaw, stagecoach, steam locomotive, streetcar.

When travelling on a mailcoach in 1829, he realised that one of his fellow passengers was in fact a disguised.

son of George Nightingale, accused, but acquitted, of robbing the Dover mailcoach in 1826, when two thieves had dressed in identical clothes to gain an.

courtyard dating from around 1680 which served the Edinburgh-London coach and mailcoach route in the 18th century, restored in the early 1960s.

13 July: Lowry, with Cummins and John Foley, robbed the Mudgee mailcoach.

for 400 FRF) Chez la modiste (sold in 1925 for 190 FRF) L'arrivée du mailcoach au château, watercolour (sold in 1929 for 900 FRF) L'Arlequin, charcoal.

own protection—and was assisted in leaving Edinburgh in disguise by the mailcoach to Dumfries.