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A New History of London
… evil disposed person, as she was heard to shriek out in a hackney coach in Bishopsgate-street. Her mother was of a …
A New History of London
… and holidays; they were to be numbered and entered at the Hackney coach office : no proprietor of such fish was to …
A New History of London
… collected above 200 guineas for Mr. Wilkes's benefit. The hackney coach No. 45, carried him to and from the pillory, … In the afternoon the besiegers appeared in a long train of hackney coaches and demanded entrance, which was denied. A …
A New History of London
… he lay down to rest till 4 o'clock, when he sent for a hackney coach which conveyed him to the Tower. Motions were …
A New History of London
… but must pass as ordinary events. In 1440, Sir Richard Wick, vicar of Hermetsworth in Essex, was burnt on …