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- | ''The Case of the four hundred coach-men now licenced to drive for hire in London, and the suburbs thereof'' ([London], [1688?]). [http://www.galenet.com/servlet/MOME?d4=0.75&dd=0&vrsn=1.0&locID=bis&d1=19010017601600&b1=0X&srchtp=b&c=18&d6=1&ste=10&stp=DateAscend&n=10&docNum=U3600308936&d5=d6&b0=hackney+coaches&d2=1&d3=1 MOMO] [Reaction on the 1687 regulation: 400 coach drivers applied for licenses, ready to pay 5 l. per year.] | + | # ''The Case of the four hundred coach-men now licenced to drive for hire in London, and the suburbs thereof'' ([London], [1688?]). [http://www.galenet.com/servlet/MOME?d4=0.75&dd=0&vrsn=1.0&locID=bis&d1=19010017601600&b1=0X&srchtp=b&c=18&d6=1&ste=10&stp=DateAscend&n=10&docNum=U3600308936&d5=d6&b0=hackney+coaches&d2=1&d3=1 MOMO] [Reaction on the 1687 regulation: 400 coach drivers applied for licenses, ready to pay 5 l. per year.] |
=== 1690 === | === 1690 === |
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Primary Sources
1660
- England and Wales. Sovereign (1660-1685: Charles II), By the King. A proclamation to restrain the abuses of hackney coaches in the cities of London, and Westminster, and the suburbs thereof (London, 1660). MOME [To solve the traffic problem problem: Hackney coaches must not wait for customers in streets, but in stables]
1687
- England and Wales. Sovereign (1685-1688 : James II), By the king, A proclamation for restraining the number and abuses of hackney coaches in and about the cities of London and Westminster, and the ...' (London, 1687). MOMO [The problem as it existed in 1660 has not been solved, the regulation finds a new edition, yearly licenses to be applied for implemented. See 1688.]
1688
- The Case of the four hundred coach-men now licenced to drive for hire in London, and the suburbs thereof ([London], [1688?]). MOMO [Reaction on the 1687 regulation: 400 coach drivers applied for licenses, ready to pay 5 l. per year.]
1690
- The Case of the proprietors and drivers of stage coaches, to and from the several villages, within ten miles round the cities of London and ... [n.p.], [169-?]. MOMO [Refers to the 1687-regulation, offers information on price-range]
1695
- Crosfeild, Robert. Justice perverted, and innocence & loyalty oppressed. Or, a detection of the corruptions of some persons in places of great trust in the ... (London, 1695), MOMO [p.24: The licecensing of Hackney Coaches has turned into a corrupt business]
1697
- A View of the penal laws concerning trade and trafick, alphabetically disposed under proper heads. Wherein, for that purpose are collected all ... (London, 1697). MOMO [Trade regulations of diverse branches of business]
1706
- Souligné, de, A comparison between old Rome in its glory, as to the extent and populousness, and London as it is at present. By a person of quality ... London, 1706. MOMO [Among other things astonished that we read nothing of roman post services or hackney coaches]
1786
- Trusler, John. The London adviser and guide: containing every instruction and information useful and necessary to persons living in London, and coming to reside (London, 1586 [1786]). 214pp. MOMO [p.98 ff.: Carmen and Coaches]