Coachmen killed:-- Aiken, ----, ii. 106 Austin, ----, ii. 106 Burnett, ----, ii. 107 Cherry, ----, ii. 116 Crouch, Thomas, ii. 107 Draing, James, ii. 115 Eyles, ----, ii. 116 Fleet, ----, ii. 101 Frisby, ----, ii. 110 Roberts, Thomas, ii. 106 Skinner, Henry, ii. 317 Upfold, William, ii. 113 Vaughan, Dick, ii. 299 Walker, Joseph, ii. 98 Wilkes, John, ii. 318 Coach-proprietors, alarmed by establishment of mail-coaches, 1784, i. 160; provide driving-boxes with springs, 1805, i. 185; petition against Bill regulating stage-coaches, 1788, i. 208; liabilities of, i. 208–10; prosecuted and fined, i. 216; relief of, at close of coaching age, by reduction of duties, i. 218–20; begin to name their coaches, i. 282; indisposed to adopt “safety” coaches, 1805, i. 309; obliged by public opinion to do so, 1819, i. 311–16; hazardous business of, from 1824, ii. 173; cut fares in competition, 1834, ii. 187; bitter rivalry among, i. 283, ii. 215–18; of short stages, ii. 187; business of, described, ii. 194–238; spirited struggle of, against railways, ii. 273–8; misled by irresponsible newspaper talk, ii. 274–7 Coach-proprietors:-- Alexander, Israel, ii. 102 Batchelor, James, of Lewes, i. 283–5 Brawne, S., i. 283 Bretherton, of Liverpool, ii. 238 Capps, Thomas Ward, of Brighton, ii. 253 Carter, of Shrewsbury, i. 109 Chaplin, William, of the “Swan with Two Necks,” Lad Lane, ii. 34, 141, 173–5, 195–210, 212, 228, 238, 312 Chaplin, William Augustus, ii. 210 Chaplin & Horne, ii. 209 Cooper, Thomas, of Thatcham, ii. 173 Costar & Waddell, of Oxford, ii. 186 Cripps, William, of Brighton, ii. 251 Cross, John, of the “Golden Cross,” Charing Cross, ii. 300 Fagg, Thomas, of the “Bell and Crown,” Holborn, ii. 235 Gilbert, William, of the “Blossoms” Inn, Lawrence Lane, ii. 237 Goodman, S., of Brighton, ii. 102–5 Grey, Robert, of the “Bolt-in-Tun,” Fleet Street, ii. 237 Hearn, Joseph, of the “King’s Arms,” Snow Hill, ii. 237 Hine, ----, of Brighton, ii. 181 Horne, Benjamin Worthy, of the “Golden Cross,” Charing Cross, ii. 15, 141, 208, 210–25 Horne, Henry, ii. 223 ” William, ii. 210–13, 215 Jobson, J., of Shrewsbury, ii. 215, 307 Mountain, Mrs. Sarah Ann, of the “Saracen’s Head,” Snow Hill, ii. 214, 236 Nelson, Mrs. Ann, of the “Bull” Inn, Whitechapel, i. 300; ii. 227, 232–5, 236; ii. 313, 343 Nelson, John, ii. 235 ” Robert, of the “Belle Sauvage,” Ludgate Hill, ii. 215, 229–35 Roberts, ----, of the “White Horse,” Fetter Lane, ii. 213 Rothwell, Nicholas, of Warwick, i. 80–85 Sherman, Edward, of the “Bull and Mouth,” St. Martin’s-le-Grand, ii. 186, 207, 215, 216, 217, 226–8, 229, 231, 273–8