10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «TILBURIES»
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tilburies in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
tilburies and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
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Special Consular Reports
Open Carriages, such as coaches, landaus, calashes, coupes, milords, victorias,
etc. Carriages, such as phaetons, dogcarts, tilburies, etc. Frames for the carriages
mentioned in Nos. 412 and 413. Wagons for conveying goods : with 4 wheels ...
Like all the La Paz tilburies, it was old, and inspired little confidence in its
capacity for holding together any length of time. The harness was no less antique
than the machine, and was patched up with pieces of cord, and bore the signs of
many ...
Sir William Martin Conway, 1901
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United States Congressional serial set
Tilburies are sold at about $200, and wagons at from $100 to $3c0. according to
size and finish. For tilburies and wagons each province has it> own model. In the
southern part of this country much stronger vehicles 374 VEHICLE INDUSTRY ...
4
Annals of Lower Deeside: Being a Topographical, Proprietary, ...
Strichen, 6. Swanbister, Orkney, 184. Swellhead, Maryculter, 209. Ta1.avera,
Battle of, 183. Tarves, 199. Temple, 163. Thankerton, 163. Thunder Hole,
Maryculter, 179. 271 Tilburies (Tilbouries, Tilboury), 160, 205. Tilburies, Easier,
185.
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The coal regions of Pennsylvania: being a general, ...
All kinds ,of Coaches, Carriages, Tilburies, made and repaired in superior style,
by M. Jones, near the corner of Market and Fourth Streets, Pottsville. The best of
Workmen employed, and first rate materials used. AJ1 work warranted.
6
Twigs of a Tree a Family Tale: From a Priest Defrocked by ...
Here the only form of transport was not sedan chairs, but tilburies, carriages
drawn by a lone mule. Apart from the driver, they carried only a single passenger.
The mule, goaded into a gallop with shrieks and stings of the whip, set the
tilburies ...
7
The New Brazil: Its Resources and Attractions, Historical, ...
... tilburies that had been increasing in number all along the route from the
landing, and soon filled the court of the hotel, their owners joining in the hubbub
until peace was finally restored by the payment of two fares, or rather the hire of
two ...
Marie Robinson Wright, 1907
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Congressional Series of United States Public Documents
Saddletrees — Not trimmed, with springs and seats for phactons and tilburies, for
men, women, or children dozen. Harness or trappings — For one-horse carriages
, iron buckles, black or tinned . . .set. Same, for two-horse carriages do. Same ...
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U.S. Consular Reports, Special
... and wagons at from $100 to $3<)0. according to size and finish. For tilburies
and wagons each province has its own model. Tn the southern part of this
country much .stronger vehicles 374 VEHICLE INDUSTRY IN EUROPE.
10
The British Critic: A New Review
A stranger is certainly much surprised, both at the number and style of the
equipages he meets on the fashionable drive, at sunset. Many hundred coaches,
chariots, barouches, curricles, tilburies, and humble gigs, give, by his familiarity
with ...
NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «TILBURIES»
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tilburies is used in the context of the following news items.
Charles Dickens, Theatre and Dance Critic-at-Large
Plenty of hackney cabs and coaches too; gigs, phaetons, large-wheeled tilburies, and private carriages - rather of a clumsy make, and not very different from the ... «The Arts Desk, Feb 12»
