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Flying Coaches Promise New Travel Between Bath and London
Notice in London 1718 advertising stages between Bath Bristol and London with weekly departures, a three day coach, coach houses and stables, near inns in Bath and Bristol, and a safety reward for apprehending a Dutch flower painter fled from Mr Ferdinand Alexander. Also reports on rents payable to Edward Ward of Stafford and a theft of a flower piece with a reward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J . Ondon
Bath
Bristol
Thomas Baldwin
Citigen
Godper
London
Crown Inn
Slough
Wildsor
Bowhing -Green-House
Saraco
Beil
Maypole
Siagd
John Tiles
Swan-yard
Sommerfer-house
John Dowsaid
Chequge-fno
Chequer-Court
Chating-Cross
Mrs. Morgan
Hare Ion
Thoolfel
Bristow
Epsom
Surrey
Haines
Turner
Charles II
Edward Ward
Stafford
Scafford
James Campo Weirmans
Fender
Breda
Ferdinand Alexander
Charles Cortvriend
Drake
Crown
Drury Lane
Wales
Heath
Sam
Gloucester
Deceas
Gaubroger
Hallifax
Yorkshire
John Pickup
Jeremiah Riley
James Denton
Upper George