The History of the British Post Office

by Joseph Clarence Hemmeon

[410] London Times, 1819, July 17, p. 2. Yarmouth is distant from London 124 miles.

[411] Ibid., 1821, Aug. 23, p. 3.

[412] Acc. & P., 1836, xlv, 364, pp. 2 f. The following times are given in Rep. Commrs., 1830, xiv:—

p. 348	London to Liverpool	22 hrs.	7 min.,	distance	202 miles
p. 349	London to Bristol	13	14		122
p. 350	Bristol to Milford	19	38		149
p. 351	London to Carlisle (via Leeds)	34	7		311
p. 352	Carlisle to Portpatrick	11	32		85
p. 353	Bristol to Birmingham	10	29		87

[413]Acc. & P., 1836, xlv, 364, p. 4. The following times are given in Rep. Commrs., 1830 xiv:—

p. 354	Dublin via Cashell to Cork	22 hrs.		distance	126 miles
p. 355	Cork to Waterford	12 hrs.	4 min.		72 miles
p. 356	Dublin to Belfast	13	15		80 miles
p. 356	Donaghadee to Belfast	22	24		14 miles

[414] Acc. & P., 1836, xlv, 364, p. 7.

[415] Ibid., 1836, xlv, 364, p. 5.

[416] Rep. Commrs., 1831-32, xvii, pp. 7, 373-74.

[417] Ibid., 1831-32, xvii, pp. 373-74.