Britannia Bridge, The, ii. 298–302 Brownhills, i. 5, 220 Brown’s Wells, i. 58 Brunsford Bridge, i. 208 Burcot, ii. 78 Caer Ceiliog, ii. 305–307 Caldecote, i. 213, 215 Capel Curig, ii. 108, 112, 249–253, 271 Catesby, Robert, i. 243, 252 Catthorpe, i. 205, 207 Cave’s Inn, i. 205, 207 Ceint, ii. 318 Cernioge, ii. 225–230 Cerrig-y-Druidion, ii. 223–225 Chirk, i. 2; ii. 162, 171–175 Churchbridge, i. 221 Coaches:— “Accommodation,” St. Albans, i. 121 “Albion,” Birmingham, i. 37 “Balloon,” Birmingham Post Coach, i. 28 Birmingham Mail, i. 157; ii. 12 Birmingham and Lichfield Flying Coach, i. 291 —— Stage, ii. 12 Birmingham and Shrewsbury Mail, i. 16, 31; ii. 112, 129 —— and Holyhead Mail, i. 16, 40 “Caravan,” the, London and Shrewsbury, ii. 104 Chester and Holyhead Mail, i. 16, 81, 102, 157, 162; ii. 113 —— Stage, i. 3, 6, 12, 291 —— and Shrewsbury Stage, i. 5 “Coburg,” Manchester, i. 85 “Coventry Flying Machine,” i. 291 —— Stage, i. 205; ii. 101 “Defiance,” Worcester and Shrewsbury, ii. 110 Diligence, Shrewsbury Stage, i. 32; ii. 107 “Eclipse,” Birmingham, i. 261–263, 291 “Economist,” Birmingham, i. 27, 32 “Emerald,” Birmingham, i. 31; ii. 16, 118 “Gee-ho,” Shrewsbury stage waggon, i. 32; ii. 102 “Greyhound,” Birmingham and Shrewsbury coach, i. 27, 32, 37, 152, 157; ii. 39 “Hero,” Manchester and Coventry, i. 292 “Highflyer,” Shrewsbury and Chester, ii. 120 Holyhead stage, i. 15 —— Mail (see “New Holyhead Mail”) —— Post Coaches, ii. 113 “Hope,” Halifax, i. 156 “Independent Tally-ho,” Birmingham, i. 24, 28, 29; ii. 14 “Little Wonder,” Coventry and Birmingham, i. 292 Liverpool Mail, i. 311 Manchester Mail, i. 193 New Holyhead Mail, i. 16, 22, 31, 81, 87, 102, 152, 157, 193; ii. 14–16, 98, 112, 113, 210, 223, 246, 267–270, 281 “New Shrewsbury Flying Machine,” or “London and Shrewsbury New Fly,” ii. 105 “Nimrod,” Shrewsbury, i. 27, 30; ii. 116–118, 133 “No Wonder,” Birmingham, i. 27 “Old Times,” St. Albans, i. 119 “Original London and Salop Machine,” ii. 106 “Original Tally-ho,” Birmingham, i. 24, 29 “Oxonian Express,” Holyhead, ii. 113 “Patent Tally-ho,” Birmingham, ii. 14 “Peeping Tom,” Manchester and Coventry, i. 292 “Prince of Wales,” or “Prince Regent,” Holyhead, i. 32; ii. 53, 113 “Real Tally-ho,” Birmingham, i. 24; ii. 14 “Shrewsbury Flying Machine,” ii. 105 —— —— Stage-waggon, ii. 103 —— Long Coach, ii. 104, 107 —— Machine, ii. 105 —— Stage, ii. 104, 107 “Stag,” Shrewsbury, i. 27; ii. 117 “Tally-ho,” Birmingham, i. 23, 24, 28, 44, 155, 192; ii. 12, 19 “Union,” Shrewsbury, i. 30; ii. 113 “Wolverhampton and Birmingham Flying stage,” i. 6 “Wonder,” Shrewsbury, i. 24, 27, 32; ii. 64, 74, 75, 91, 97–100, 114–119, 122, 155, 223 —— St. Albans i. 116–119