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Hackney carriages
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Hackney carriage or cab
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Cab
Cab. Abbreviated from the French cabriolet, a species of hackney-carriage introduced in London in 1820. As to penalties for defrauding
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VerbarFiacre
A kind of French hackney coach
Hackney
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Jarvey
The driver of a hackney coach
Rouncy
A common hackney horse a nag
Bills of mortality
bills; in 1636, the parishes of Islington, Lambeth, Stepney, Newington, Hackney, and Redriff (Rotherhithe). Marylebone and St. Pancras, with some others,
Borough English
in the manor of Lambeth, Surrey, in the manors of Hackney, St. John of Jerusalem in Islington, Heston and Edmonton in
Passengers
by land, see CARRIERS; NEGLIGENCE; RAILWAYS. See also the London Hackney Carriages Act, 1843, s. 2, for definition of passenger for
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Hackney carriages
Matched in: Term Hackney carriages
Hackney carriage or cab
Matched in: Term Hackney carriage or cab
Cab
Cab. Abbreviated from the French cabriolet, a species of hackney-carriage introduced in London in 1820. As to penalties for defrauding
Keep your definitions linked to case research
VerbarFiacre
A kind of French hackney coach
Hackney
Matched in: Term Hackney
Jarvey
The driver of a hackney coach
Rouncy
A common hackney horse a nag
Bills of mortality
bills; in 1636, the parishes of Islington, Lambeth, Stepney, Newington, Hackney, and Redriff (Rotherhithe). Marylebone and St. Pancras, with some others,
Borough English
in the manor of Lambeth, Surrey, in the manors of Hackney, St. John of Jerusalem in Islington, Heston and Edmonton in
Passengers
by land, see CARRIERS; NEGLIGENCE; RAILWAYS. See also the London Hackney Carriages Act, 1843, s. 2, for definition of passenger for
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