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London, England, 1851-03-27 00:00:00

tialstead ,Worthing.
At the desire of many high and influential parties arrangements
Ire new being made for the formation of a Company for bringing
this most important invention into public use. The omnibus is now
tanning between Bayswater and Charing-cross.
Further improvements are, however, in progress, whereby its width
Will be much diminished, so as to suit the more crowded thorough-
fares of the City, anti so also as to accommodate 12 instead of 10 in-
side passengers with increased comfort.
The value of this important invention may be formed by the whole
and entire press being warm with respect to its success. The Times
bus speaks of it :
[From the Times, of the 17th March, 1851, page 3.)
.." Patent Omnibus.—A good deal of curiosity was occasioned on
Thursday en the line from Bayswater to Charing-cross by the ap-
14arance of a new omnibus, which certainly brings to bear many,
if not all. the desired ends of such conveyances. Each traveller: has
e seat to himself, and such seat is as private as a box at the
QPera, while ladies may thus ride as secure from annoyance as in
their own carriage. The contrivance altogether is certainly inge-
nious, and divested of all cumbrous appearance. the whole not
i"lghing more than an ordinary omnibus. The most novel feature
s the way in which the passengers obtain their places, both in the
iSs,•• dY of the omnibus and on the roof—to the latter, indeed, a child
„`"43' ascend without fear of injury. The appearance of so useful a
'mans of transit at this particular moment may be looked upon as an
evidence that ingenious minds are at work to provide effectively not
for the approaching crowds, but for the ultimate comfort and
seeurity of the cheap travelling coummunity."
And the Globe as follows, viz. :
(From the Globe of the 21st March, page 1.)
Omnibus and Public Conveyance.—lt is now upwards of twenty
.ears since the first omnibus, a foreign importation, was started
London, yet, strange to say, during that period not a single ins-
krovement worthy of notice upon the original cumbersome and
convenient vehicle has taken place. Nor does such improvement
._nevr arrive from those who, being most interested, would be pre-
"'toed to be most alive to the necessity. We are to be indebted
I', a private gentleman, a Mr. Franklinskl, for tlne first radical
„,"Vrevement in our street conveyances, who, in the new omnibus
running experimentally from Bays water to Charing-cross, has
certainly succeeded in awaking our gratitude for the introduction of
solcient means of metropolitan transit. By it we and our friends,
Wd more especially ladies, may travel from one place to anotber
Ithout fear.of inconvenience or annoyance, of robbery or infection.
,s'Pe general arrangement, and the great comfort it ensures, leave
~"othing te be desired ; and it can be alone the question of time to
,
'airless its appearance on all the principal routes."
'The prospectuses are prepared, and shortly will be published, with
!Lich statistical details as will satisfactorily prove the -very vast pre-
`4l to be derived by the shareholders from this long desired and
elect important and interesting invention; and, in. the interim
IPpllcations, for shares may be made in the annee.ed form, to
"Lesers.iCole and Scott, 12, Furnival's Inn, at whose oftl ces the forms
of application, and every other Information with respect to draw-
"'as, models, and full particulars, can be obtained.
COLE and .t•CYTT, Solicitors, 12, Furnivara
March 22,4851.
FORM OF APPLICATION FOR CHASES.
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the Directors of the Franklinski Patent Omnibus and Cabriolet
Company.
Gentlemen—Being desirous of becoming a subscriber int the above
nndertaklag, I request you will allot me shares of
n
;,°i• each therein, the whole of which or yls taunter that may
"e alloted to me, I agree to accept, and a
on demand to pay the re-
(l4lred deposit ; I also undertake to execute the Deed of Settlement
the Company (te be prepared by the Directors), when called
Jon by advertisement in the " Times" newspaper, or in the event
rmy failing to do so for one calendar month after such. advertise-
em, I agree that the shares allotted to me, with the dleposits paid
"lereon, shall be forfeited to the use of the Company.
I am, gentlemen, your obedient servant,
Names in full.• .. • • .... • • • • • • • • • •
Address in full • • • • • • • • •
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