Milton, Rev. W., inventor of Patent Safety Coach, 1805, i. 309; ii. 96 Motor-cars, early (1823–38), ii. 260–68; modern, ii. 285–9, 347 Northumberland, Earl of, sets up a carriage, 1619, i. 8 Nunn, James, buyer of horses for Chaplin, ii. 204–7 Old-time travellers:-- Brome, Rev.--, tour of, 1700, ii. 333 Calderwood, Mrs., of Bolton and Coltness, 1756, ii. 334 Cary, Robert, rides from London to Edinburgh, 1603, i. 16 Charles VI., Emperor, visits Petworth, ii. 332 Clarendon, Henry, Earl of, travels from Chester to Holyhead, 1685, i. 21 Cobbett, Richard, rides horseback, i. 55; on coaches, ii. 181 Denmark, Prince George of, visits Petworth, ii. 332 De Quincey, Thomas, on contempt of inside passengers for outsides, i. 210, 351–3; prefers outside of coaches, ii. 67 Dugdale, Sir William, mentions Birmingham coach of 1697, i. 77 Fiennes, Celia, in Lancashire, 1691, surprised at finding sign-posts, i. 115 Gay, John (the poet) _A Journey to Exeter_, 1715, i. 28–33 Hawker, Col., on travelling in 1812, i. 245; on cost of journey, London to Glasgow, 1812, ii. 1–3, 4; on “Bull and Mouth” inn, 1812, ii. 227 Johnson, Dr., i. 52–3 Macready, William C. (the actor), on incredibly slow journey, Liverpool to London, 1811, i. 294 Moritz, Rev. C. H., on miseries of outside passengers, 1782, i. 98–102 Murray, Rev. James, describes a journey from Newcastle-on-Tyne to London, 1772, ii. 48–65 Parker, Edward, on miseries of coach journey from Preston, Lancashire, 1662, i. 25–63 Pepys, Samuel, often loses the road, i. 112 Somerset, Dukes of, and Petworth, ii. 332 Sopwith, Thomas, on discontinuance of York Mail, ii. 39 Sorbière, Samuel de, on waggoners, 1663, i. 127 Swift, Jonathan, Dean, his couplets for inn signs on Penmaenmawr, i. 21; on horseback journey, Chester to London, 1710, i. 33, 73; on journey London to Holyhead and Dublin, 1726, i. 33; diary of journey, London to Holyhead, 1727, i. 34–47; epigram at Willoughby, i. 46; travels by stage-waggon, i. 132; on travelling, ii. 330 Taylor, John (the “Water Poet”), travels to Southampton, 1648, i. 58–60 Thoresby, Ralph, travels by York stage to London, 1683, i. 27, 73; finds the Hull to York stage discontinued for winter season, 1678, i. 74; going horseback, often misses his way, i. 112; describes custom of treating lady passengers in coaches, 1714, i. 335; on spring festivities, 1714, ii. 346 Wesley, John, generally travelled horseback, i. 47; describes his adventures, i. 47–52; finds unpleasant company in a coach, i. 293