Summary

Bradshaw's Monthly Railway and Steam Navigation Guide… (1843)

Trains in Conjunction with the Birmingham and Gloucester.
Passengers are especially recommended to have their names and addresses legibly written on each part of their luggage, when it will be placed on the top of the coach in which they ride. If the passenger be destined to Liverpool or Manchester, and have booked his place through, his luggage will be placed on the Liverpool or Manchester Coach, and will not be disturbed until it reach its destination.
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Bradshaw's Monthly Railway and Steam Navigation Guide… (1843)

Trains in conjunction with the Birmingham and Derby Junction.
6. Trains in Conjunction with the North Midland.
7. Trains in Conjunction with the Birmingham and Gloucester.
Children under Ten year of age, Half-price. Infants in arms, unable to walk, free of charge—Soliders en route are charged under a special arrangement.—Dogs are charged for any distance not exceeding 30 miles, 1s.; 55 miles, 2s.; 85 miles, 3s; and the whole distance 4s. No dogs allowed to be taken inside the carriages. No smoking is allowed at the stations, or in the company's carriages.
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