Bygone Cumberland And Westmorland
Bygone Cumberland And Westmorland
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B. The Proprietors of the above Coaches from the above inn, will not be accountable for any Parcel, Luggage, Goods, &c. , of more value than Five Pounds (if lost) unless entered as such and paid for accordingly.
An earlier advertisement which appeared in the Cumberland newspapers of 1775 shows ON THE ROAD. 215 that the journey to London was done in three days, at a cost of ^3 IDS. Per passenger. The notice ran : " Carlisle Post Coach. In Three Days for London. Sets out from the Bush Inn, Carlis...le, every Sunday evening, at seven o'clock precisely, by way of Burrow- bridge, being well known to the public to be the nearest and best road to London (and is also calculated for more ease and satisfaction to the passengers than any other coach). It also sets out from the Bell and Crown, Holborn, every Wednesday evening, at eight o'clock. Each inside passenger from Carlisle to London to pay ^3 i os. From the George Inn, Penrith, ^3 ys. 6d. , and threepence per mile for all passengers taken up on the road.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
B. The Proprietors of the above Coaches from the above inn, will not be accountable for any Parcel, Luggage, Goods, &c. , of more value than Five Pounds (if lost) unless entered as such and paid for accordingly.
An earlier advertisement which appeared in the Cumberland newspapers of 1775 shows ON THE ROAD. 215 that the journey to London was done in three days, at a cost of ^3 IDS. Per passenger. The notice ran : " Carlisle Post Coach. In Three Days for London. Sets out from the Bush Inn, Carlis...le, every Sunday evening, at seven o'clock precisely, by way of Burrow- bridge, being well known to the public to be the nearest and best road to London (and is also calculated for more ease and satisfaction to the passengers than any other coach). It also sets out from the Bell and Crown, Holborn, every Wednesday evening, at eight o'clock. Each inside passenger from Carlisle to London to pay ^3 i os. From the George Inn, Penrith, ^3 ys. 6d. , and threepence per mile for all passengers taken up on the road.
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