...on others, the trustees haveadopted modes of apportioning the charges which would be found, if not absolutely prohibitory, at least to place such carriages...assigned for the Imposition of such excessive tolls upou steam-carriages. The first, a determination on the part of the trustees to obstruct, as much as...

...on others, the trustees have adopted modes of apportioning the charge which would be found, if not absolutely prohibitory, at least to place such carriages...on the part of the trustees, to obstruct, as much ;is possible, the use of Steam, as a propelling power; the second, and probably the raore frequent,...

...on others, the trustees haveadopted modes of apportioning' the charges which would be fuund, if not absolutely prohibitory, at least to place such carriages...assigned for the imposition of such excessive tolls upou steam- carriages. The first, a determination on the part of the trustees to obstruct, as much...

...on others, the trustees have adopted modes of apportioning the charge which would be found, if not absolutely prohibitory, at least to place such carriages...may be assigned for the imposition of such excessive lolls upon steam carriages. The first, a determination on the part of the trustees, to obstruct, as...

...on others, the trustees have adopted modes of apportioning the charge, which would be found, if not absolutely prohibitory, at least to place such. carriages...may be assigned for the imposition of such excessive .would fall, food would become cheaper, and the cheapening'of food would benefit partly the labouring...

...apportioning the charge which would be found, if not absolutely prohibitory, at least to place such carnages in a very unfair position as compared with ordinary...assigned for the imposition of such excessive tolls upon steam-carriages. The first, a determination on the part of the trustees, to obstruct, as much as possible,...

...causes of the imposition of excessive tolls was, a determination on the part of the trustees of roads to obstruct, as much as possible, the use of steam as a propelling power, and that they recommend that legislative protection should be extended to steam-carriages with the...

...utterly prohibit the introduction of steam carriages," and the " determination on the part of road trustees to obstruct as much as possible the use of steam as a propelling power," Mr. Gurney's steam carriages, which commenced running for the public between Gloucester and Cheltenham...

...on others, the trustees have adopted modes of apportioning the charge which would be found, if not absolutely prohibitory, at least to place such carriages...assigned for the imposition of such excessive tolls upon steam-carriages. The first, a determination on the part of the trustees, to obstruct, as much as possible,...

...position compared with ordinary coaches ; and that the causes of these measures are two-fold, — 1 st, A determination on the part of the trustees to obstruct...as possible the use of steam as a propelling power ; and, 2d, The misapprehension of its effects on roads. The committee consider that legislative protection...