Early Carriages And Roads
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James' Palace and back to the General Post Office, then in Lombard Street : — " Each coach was new or turned out to look Hke new and was painted red with the Royal Arms on the door panel, and on the smaller panel above the name of the town to which the coach went ; on the boot the number of the mail, and on each upper quarter one of the stars of the four Orders of the Knighthood of the United Kingdom, the Garter, the Bath, the Thistle and St. Patrick. The coaches were built just big enough to c...ontain four inside and three or four outside, and coachman and guard. The body was hung upon a perch carriage and eight telegraph springs, the underworks being both solid and simple in construction." A writer in Bailys Magazine (June, 1900), gives a description of this parade ; only the coachmen and guards, in new uni- forms, were allowed on the coaches, for which gentlemen used to lend their best teams ; the procession generally consisted of about twenty-five coaches and was prolonged by the presence of a horseman between every two coaches.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
James' Palace and back to the General Post Office, then in Lombard Street : — " Each coach was new or turned out to look Hke new and was painted red with the Royal Arms on the door panel, and on the smaller panel above the name of the town to which the coach went ; on the boot the number of the mail, and on each upper quarter one of the stars of the four Orders of the Knighthood of the United Kingdom, the Garter, the Bath, the Thistle and St. Patrick. The coaches were built just big enough to c...ontain four inside and three or four outside, and coachman and guard. The body was hung upon a perch carriage and eight telegraph springs, the underworks being both solid and simple in construction." A writer in Bailys Magazine (June, 1900), gives a description of this parade ; only the coachmen and guards, in new uni- forms, were allowed on the coaches, for which gentlemen used to lend their best teams ; the procession generally consisted of about twenty-five coaches and was prolonged by the presence of a horseman between every two coaches.
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