mail coach

The mail coach will be here in less than an hour.

And he'd got himself onto the mail coach that very day.

They can stay here and take the mail coach tomorrow.

I was going to take the mail coach back to London.

"It took us all day to get back to London on the mail coach."

"Well, we only get a mail coach once a week.

This trade grew with the opening of a new mail coach road across the pass in 1830.

A mail coach had just pulled out on to the road behind him and was coming up at a trot.

"I look as though I spent all night on a mail coach."

It also brought a change of horses, as if this carriage was a mail coach.

Mail coaches would stop here to change horses and pick up passengers.

A soon-to-be member of his family did not travel by public mail coach.

His father may have built the first mail coaches.

From here mail coaches departed for destinations all over the country.

For nearly two years they robbed mail coaches, houses and hotels.

As it turned out, Alexandra was glad they were forced to take the mail coach.

Nine hours riding in a crowded mail coach did not do much for a woman's appearance.

He was an entrepreneur who developed the roads and started the mail coach system in Ireland.

And she was coming off a common mail coach, a fact that clearly advertised her straightened circumstances.

It is likely that he took the Mail Coach, a journey of 4 to 5 days.

In 1833, a local mail coach service to the surrounding towns was established for the first time, and a post office opened.

In the early 19th century, the village was on the route of a mail coach.

With a dotted rhythm or two, a mail coach materializes.

It looks now as if it will be the mail coach for us the whole way."

The contestants drove mail coaches drawn by four horses each.