Since then, those who have long known Brighton have never visited it without a sense of loss; and the Palace Pier, opposite the Aquarium, does not fill the void. It is a vulgarity for one thing, and for another typifies the Hebraic week-end, when the sons and daughters of Judah descend upon the town. Moreover, it is absolutely uncharacteristic, and has its counterparts in many other places. But Brighton itself is eternal. It suffers change, it grows continually; but while the sea remains and the air is clean and the sun shines, it, and the road to it, will be the most popular resorts in England. INDEX. Ainsworth, W. Harrison, 209-222 Albourne, 248 Ansty Cross, 93, 222 Aram, Eugene, 172 "Autopsy," Steam Carriage, 37, 63, 88 Banks, Sir Edward, 136 Banstead Downs, 159-161 Barrymore, The, 6, 192, 267 Belmont, 159 Benhilton, 156 Bicycles, 64-71, 74-79, 85-91 Bird, Lieutenant Edward, murderer, 169-172 Bolney, 200, 243, 246 "Boneshakers", 65 Brighton, 2, 12, 37, 255-272 Railway opened, 42 Road Records tabulated, 88-91 Routes to, 1-4 Brixton, 92, 97-100 Hill, 68, 93, 98, 105 Broad Green, 108, 129 Burgess Hill, 223 Burgh Heath, 159-161 Carriers, The, 11-14 Charles II., 270 Charlwood, 175 Chipstead, 135-138 Clayton, 93, 102, 231, 250 Hill, 25, 229, 231-232 Tunnel, 229-231 Coaches:-- Accommodation, 26 Age, 29, 30, 35 1852-1862, 42, 45, 47 1875-1880, 1882-3, 46 Alert, 33, 34 Coburg, 30 Comet, 33 1887-1899, 1900, 46, 49, 55 Coronet, 33 Criterion, 41, 64, 74, 88 Dart, 33 Defiance, 28, 46 1880, -- Duke of Beaufort, 31 "Flying Machine," coach, 18-22 Life-Preserver, 30 Magnet, 33 Mails, The, 23, 26, 28, 33, 34, 42 Old Times, 1866, 45 1888, 49-51 Quicksilver, 38 Red Rover, 41, 63, 88 Regent, 33 Sovereign, 33 Times, 33 Union, 33 Venture (A. G. Vanderbilt), 61 Victoria, 42 Vigilant, 1900-05, -- Wonder, 38 Coaching, 5, 11-14, 18-34, 37-49, 228