Birmingham
Stage-Coach,
In Two Days and a half; begins May the 24th, 1731.
Sets out from the Swan-Inn in Birmingham, every Monday at ſix a Clock in the Morning, through Warwick, Banbury and Alesbury, to the Red Lion Inn in Alderſgate ſtreet, London, every Wedneſday Morning: And returns from the ſaid Red Lion Inn every Thurſday Morning at five a Clock the ſame Way to the Swan-Inn in Birmingham every Saturday, at 21 Shillings each Paſſenger, and 18 Shillings from Warwick, who has liberty to carry 14 Pounds in Weight, and all above to pay One Penny a Pound,
Perform'd (if God permit)
By Nicholas Rothwell.
The Weekly Waggon ſets out every Tueſday from the Nagg's-Head in Birmingham, to the Red Lion Inn aforefaid, every Saturday, and returns from the ſaid Inn every Monday, to the Nagg's-Head in Birmingham every Thurſday.
Note, By the ſaid Nicholas Rothwell at Warwick, all Perſons may be furvniſhed with a By Coach. Chariot, Chaiſe, or Hearſe, with a Mourning Coach and able Horſes, to any Part of Great Britain, at reaſonabre Rates: And alſo Saddle Horſes to be had.
