10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «STAGECOACHMEN»
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stagecoachmen in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
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1
Commentaries on the Law of Negligence in All Relations: ...
They are as follows: "If two drunken stagecoachmen were to drive their respective
carriages against each other, and injure the passengers, each would have to
bear the injury to his own carriage, no doubt; but it seems highly unreasonable
that ...
Seymour Dwight Thompson, Edward Franklin White, 1902
2
The Edinburgh Review, Or Critical Journal
No wonder that this same Duke of Urbino, living to see the democratic innovation
of types, should have exclaimed that for his part he should be ashamed to
possess such a thing as a printed book ! Like our stagecoachmen and
innkeepers of ...
3
The Edinburgh Review, Or Critical Journal
N o wonder that this same Duke of Urbino, living to see the democratic innovation
of types, should have exclaimed that for his part he should be ashamed to
possess such a thing, as a printed book! Like our stagecoachmen and
innkeepers of ...
4
The Works of Walter Scott, Esq
The worthy waggoner, according to the esta. blished custom of all carriers,
stagecoachmen, and other persons in such public authority, from the earliest
days to the present, never wanted good reasons for stopping upon the road, as
often and ...
5
A Selection of Leading Cases on Various Branches of the Law: ...
It may, perhaps, be considered that the plea was at all events bad in substance,
for not alleging that the passenger who brought the action was guilty of
negligence. If two drunken stagecoachmen were to drive their respective
carriages against ...
John William Smith, James Shaw Willes, Henry Singer Keating, 1856
6
The Works of Alexander Pope, Esq: With Notes and Illustrations
... practice of something more extraordinary, than to personate Running-Footmen,
Jockeys, StageCoachmen, &c. But if it be well considered, that whatever
inclination her sons might have to do mischief, they are generally rendered
harmless by ...
Alexander Pope, William Roscoe, 1824
7
A tour in quest of genealogy, through several parts of ...
The stagecoachmen who travel that road are so familiarizcd to the spectre, and
so constantly expect it, that they consider its non-appearance for some time, or
any peculiar variation of it, to be indicative of someisuddencliange of weather, ...
8
Select Works of Henry Fielding: With a Memoir of the Life ...
... above all, are exposed to the caresses of footmen, stagecoachmen, and
drawers; all of whom employ the whole artillery of kissing, flatter.ng, bribing, and
every other weapon which .s to be found in the whole armoury of love, against
them.
9
The Works of Alexander Pope, Esq: Dunciad
... the Goddess might give them a Charge of more consequence; and, from such
a Theory as is before delivered, incite them to the practice of something more
extraordinary, than to personate Running-Footmen, Jockeys, StageCoachmen,
&e.
Alexander Pope, William Warburton, 1797
10
The Oriental Republic of Uruguay at the World's Columibian ...
Stagecoachmen — From $35 to $40 per month, without board. Confectioners—
From $20 to $40 to $60 per month, without board. Foremen — From $30 to $35
per month, without board. Boltmakers — From $1.20 to $1.50 per day, without ...
Cárlos María de Pena, Honore Roustan, 1893
NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «STAGECOACHMEN»
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stagecoachmen is used in the context of the following news items.
Pub is demolished to open up a new view of cathedral
The pub was heavily used by stagecoachmen and guards especially those of the Royal Mail. The men slept during the day until 5pm when they were woken and ... «Portsmouth News, Mar 15»
