The King's Post / Being a volume of historical facts relating to the posts, mail coaches, coach roads, and railway mail services of and connected with the ancient city of Bristol from 1580 to the present time - Robert Charles Tombs

INDEX.

Baptist College, [7]
Bear Inn, Devizes, [102]
Beaufort, Dukes of, [102], [108]
Benevolent Society, P.O., Banquet at Bristol, [199]
Bennett, Mr. E., Speech, [215], [218]
Birmingham, Coach, [24], [64], [66]
- George and Rose Inn, [65]
- Rose Inn, [66]
Bishop of Bristol, Speech, [202], [206]
Bisshopp, Henry, Farmer of Posts, [22]
Blatchford, Rev. A.N., Speech, [206]
Boar's Head Inn, [64]
Botting, Mr., Speech, [214]
Brewham, Foot post to, [2]
Brightstowe, Plan of, [177]
Brighton Coach, [66]
Brill, Mail Coach Inspector, [88]
Bristol Cathedral, [93]
- Copper Co., [12]
- Mail Coach robberies, [119]-[122], [124], [126], [127]
- Rejuvenated, [160]
- Turnpike Gates, [117]
- Water Works Co., [12], [15]
Broadmead Chapel Records, [7]
Broad Street, [102]
Brooks, Thos., & Co., [65]
Browne, Letter of year 1671, [6]-[7]
Brunswick, Duke of, at White Lion, [102]
Bull and Mouth Inn, London, [72], [73], [87]
Burglaries, Post Office, [134]-[136]
Burnett, Mail Coachman, killed, [88], [89]
Bush, Mr. J. Paul, C.M.G., in Africa, [173]
- P.O. Medical Officer, [174]
Bush Inn, Bristol, [9], [26], [63], [64], [66], [68], [71], [79], [93], [94], [95], [96], [97], [98], [99], [101]

Canadian Mail Service, [163]
Cann Family, [178]-[180], [183]
Carriers warned, [30]
Cathedral, Bristol, [93]
"Cavilears" threatening Postmaster Teig, [5]
Chamber of Commerce, [163]
Chamberlain, Mr. Austen, [75], [76]
Chaplin, Coach proprietor, [105]
Charles I., [2]
Charles II., [4], [8], [192], [193]
Chatham, Lord, friend of Allen, [48]
Cheltenham Coach, [71]
Chichester Mail Coach, [75], [79], [81]
Chimney-piece, Old Elton, [191]
Chronometer, London Coach, [69]
City Chamberlain's account, [1], [2]
City Chambers Co., [10]
Clevedon Mail Cart accident, [155], [157], [158]
Clift, Pratt & Co., [70]
Coach accident, Kennet Hill, [34]
Coaches, Better equipment wanted, [43]
Coach and Horses Inn, Southampton, [66]
Coach, Long, Portsmouth, [79]
Coachman fined for giving up reins, [88]
- Musical, [90]
- Warminster, drunk, [84]
Coach Service to Bristol, [28], [31], [33]
Coggan, Mrs. Varnam, [238]
Coin secreted in Parcel, [226]
Coleridge, Samuel Taylor, [107]
Colston, Edward, [192]
Columbia Stamping Machine, [198]
Commons, P.M. of House of, [237]
Constantine, Duke, of Russia, Visits the White Lion, [102]
Copper Co., Bristol, [12]
Cornishman, G.W.R. Train, [148], [149]
Corn Street, 1663, [6]
Coronation Poem, Mrs. Varnam-Coggan, [239]
- Procession projected, [240]
Cornwallis Coach, [65], [66]
- Admiral, [66]
Coutts, Thos., [96]
Cranford Bridge, Postboy robbed, [127]
Creswick Family, Mansion of, [14]
Cross Posts, [24], [41]
Crown Inn, Portsmouth, [79]
Cumberland, Duke of, [50]
Curious Incidents, [226], [227], [229], [230], [231]

Dean of Bristol's Signature, [224], [225]
Devizes, Bear Inn, [102]
Devon Coach, [69]
Devonport Mail snowed up, [86]
Diligence Mail, [31], [33]
Disastrous Gale and the Telegraphs, [3], [159]
Ditton, Antony, Marlboro' Mayor, [21]
Doddington, Barth., [21]
Dolphin Inn, [6]-[7]
- Street, Bristol, [106]
Duchess of St. Albans, [96]
Duke of Beaufort, Horses burnt, [103]
- Brunswick visits White Lion, [102]
- Gloster Sloop, [100]

Electric Light Fails, [220]-[222]
Elizabeth, Queen, [220]-[222]
- Her Progress, [16], [17]
Elton Family, [179], [180], [184], [185], [186], [187]
- Mansion, [177], [179]-[181], [183], [188], [190]
Emerald Post Coach, [104]
Exchange Avenue, [9], [85]
Express Posts, [26]
Exquisite Coach, [105]
Extension of Post Office, [14]
Fairfax, Lord, [3]
Feecham, Mail Guard, [86]
Fifth Clause Post, [152]
Fish, conveyance declined, [70]
Fittler, James, Engraver, [51]
Flying Machine, Bath, [21]
Folwell, Mail Guard, [84]
Foot Post, The, [1], [2]
Francombe, Mr., Speech, [200], [201]
Freeling, Miss Edith, [59], [60]
- Sir Francis, Birthplace, [51]
  - In London, [53]
  - On his mettle, [55]
  - Death of his wife, [55]
  - His death, [56]
  - Obituary notice, [57]
  - Relics, [58]-[60], [79]-[80]
- Sir G.H., [60]
Freeman and Brass Co., [10], [11]
- Thorough Post, [2]
Fylton Hay, The Rodney, [100]
- Niblett's Farm, [106]
- Open Post, [154]

Gascoigne, lays a Post, [18]
- Court Postmaster, [19]
- Extraordinary Post, [20], [21]
George IV., King, [60]
George, Philip, Dep. Town Clerk, Bath, [40]
Gloucester Mail Coach, [73]
Gore, Thomas, of Barrow, [8]
Gosport Mail, [61], [80]
Grand Hotel, Bristol, [106]
Griffiths, Richard, Mail Guard, [89]
- His Post Horn, [90]
G.W.R. and P.O. Arbitration, [150]
- In construction, [146]
- In contemplation, [141]
- Night Mail Train, [143]
- Service, [147]