List of Mails

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LIGHT POST COACHES.

FROM THE ROYAL MAIL COACH OFFICE, george hoTEL CHELTENHAM.

Gloucester Mail, every evening at five, returns every morning at ten.

Bristol Mail, every evening at five.

Birmingham Mail, every evening at five.

London Coach, (TELEGRAPH) four insides-afternoons at four, to the Angel, St. Clement's; Cross Keys, Wood-street; Golden Cross; and Gloucester Coffee House, Piccadilly; returns every day at two, from the above Offices.

London Day Coach, (SOVEREIGN)-mornings at eight, to the Bolt-in-Tun, Fleet-street; and White Horse Cellar, Piccadilly; in twelve hours-returns mornings at six.

London Day Coach, (DEFIANCE)-mornings at half past five, to the Belle Sauvage, Ludgate-Hill; and Golden Cross, Charing-Cross.

Oxford, (The ROEBUCK) Coach for invalids-every morning at me, to the Roebuck Inn, Oxford; returns from thence ever morning at nine.

Oxford, (SOVEREIGN)-mornings at eight, to the Mitre. Oxford, (TELEGRAPH)-evenings at four, to the Roebuck. Bath, Monda,, Wednesday, and Friday mornings at nine, to the White Hart.

Bath,-Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday mornings, at halfpas ien, to the White Hart.

Bristol, (PHOENIX)-mornings at half-past seven.

Worcester,-mornings at six; meets Coaches to Leominster, Ludlow, and Hereford.

Worcester,-evenings at three and six, to the Star Inn.

Birmingham, Liverpool, and Manchester,-mornings at six. Malvern, during the Season at eight in the morning, and returns in the evening.

Leamington, during the Season, Monday, Wednesday, and Friday, through Evesham and Alcester.

Southampton, Weymouth, Portsmouth, and Gosport,-Monday, Wednesday, and Friday mornings, at nine, through Bath.

Shrewsbury and Holyhead,-mornings at six.

Gloucester and South Wales,-mornings, at half-past seven, nine, and half-past ten; and evenings at five.

WM. HUGHES and CO. Proprietors.

FROM HAINES'S COACH OFFICE, ROYAL HOTEL. London and Oxford, (The REGULATOR IMPROVED SAFETY COACH)-every morning at half-past six, through Oxford, Wycomb, and Uxbridge, to the Gloucester Warehouse, Oxford-street; the New White Horse Cellar, Piccadilly; and Bolt-in-Tun, Fleet-street, London, where it arrives at seven o'clock the same evening; returns from London every morning at six, and arrives at Cheltenham at seven the same evenings.

London and Oxford, (The RISING SUN) new and elegant Light Post Coach,-through Oxford and Wycomb, every Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday mornings, at eight, to the Boltin-Tun, Fleet-street, where it arrives at nine, calling at Brown's Warehouse, Oxford-street, and at New White Horse Cellar, Piccadilly; returns from London every Monday, Wednesday, and Friday mornings at seven, and arrives in Cheltenham at eight o'clock the same evening.

London and Oxford, (The Two DAY COACH, for the accommodation of invalids)-every morning, except Sunday, at ten, to the Angel and Stars Inn, Oxford, where it dines and sleeps, and proceeds the next morning at eight, to London, where it arrives at four the same evening.-Takes up and sets down in any part of Cheltenham.

Gloucester Coaches,-every evening at five and six o'clock, to the Booth-Hall Inn.

Hereford, a new Post COACH, Monday, Wednesday, and Friday mornings, at eleven, through Newent, and arrives at the Hotel, Hereford, at six.

Shrewsbury and Holyhead, (The HERCULES)-Monday, Wednesday, and Friday mornings at a quarter before nine, through Wolverhampton and Shiffnal, arriving at the Lion Inn, Shrewsbury, the same evening at half-past nine, where it

sleeps, and proceeds the next morning to Holyhead, and arrives the same evening.

Birmingham, (The HERCULES)-Monday, Wednesday, and Friday mornings at a quarter before nine o'clock, through Evesham, Alcester, and Hockley, to the Nelson Hotel, Birmingham, where it arrives at three, and proceeds next morning to Chester and Liverpool; returns the alternate days at

ten.

Birmingham,-a COACH every morning, except Sunday, at eight, through Tewkesbury, Upton, and Worcester, arriving in Birmingham at four.

Leamington, (The HERCULES)-Monday, Wednesday, and Friday mornings, at a quarter before nine, through Stratford and Warwick, to the Bedford Hotel, Leamington, where it arrives at three, and returns every Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday at Ten.

Leamington and Coventry, (The PILOT)-Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday mornings at half-past eleven, through Stratford and Warwick, to Packwood's Coach Office, Coventry, where it arrives at eight.

Swansea, a COACH every Monday, Wednesday, and Friday evenings at six, to the Mackworth Arms.

Carmarthen, (The REGULATOR)--every evening, except Saturday, at six.

Malvern, (The MERCURY) new and elegant Light Post Coach, from the above Office every morning, except Sunday, at a quarter before eight, arrives at Eastington's Hotel, Malvern Wells, at eleven, and the Crown Hotel, Great Malvern, at a quarter past eleven; returns at four, and arrives in Cheltenham at half-past seven.

Bristol, (The PHOENIX)-every morning, except Sunday, at seven, to the White Hart, Broad-street.

Bristol, (The BERKELEY HUNT) new Post Coach, through Gloucester, Newport, and Thornberry, Monday, Wednesday, and Friday mornings at half-past ten, to the White Hart, White Lion, and. Bush Tavern, Bristol, where it arrives at half-past four, and meets Coaches to Weymouth and Exeter; returns the following days at three, and arrives in Cheltenham at nine.

Bristol, (The PILOT)-Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays at half-past one, through Gloucester and Newport, and arrives at the Swan Inn, Maryport-street, at eight.

Worcester,a COACH every morning, Sunday excepted, at eight, through Tewkesbury and Upton, arriving at the Unicorn; Worcester, at twelve; returning at three, and arriving in Cheltenham at seven.

Liverpool and Manchester,COACHES every morning, except Sunday, to which places are booked certain..

FROM THE PLOUGH HOTEL, COACH-OFFICE.

London Royal Mail every evening at five.

London Day Coach, every morning at six, Sunday excepted, through Oxford, Benson, and Henly.

London Two-day Coach, every morning, Sunday excepted, at half-past ten, arrives at the Angel and Star Inn, Oxford, dines and sleeps; and proceeds next morning at eight, to London.

Oxford Royal Mail every morning at five.

Shrewsbury and Holyhead, (The HIBERNIA)-every Monday at six, to the Lion Inn, Salop, and Spencer's Hotel, Holyhead. Paris and Havre De Grace,-by Southampton, every Monday, Wednesday, and Friday mornings, at eight.

Birmingham,-a COACH every Monday, Wednesday, and Friday, at nine in the morning.

Birmingham, a COACH every Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday, at six in the morning.

Birmingham, (The STAR)-every Monday, Wednesday, and Friday, at two, through Evesham and Alcester, to the Castle Inn, Birmingham. The TRAVELLER every day, Sunday excepted, at two, through Worcester and Bromsgrove, to the St. George's Tavern, Bath. A COACH every morning, Sunday excepted, at nine, through Gloucester to Bath. The STAR, every Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday, at two, through Stroud.

Bristol,-a COACH every day, Sunday excepted, at two, to the Greyhound Inn, Coventry. A COACH every Monday, Wednesday, and Friday, at two.

Warwick and Leamington,—a COACH through Alcester and Stratford every Monday, Wednesday, and Friday, at two. Gloucester, a COACH every day at nine, half-past nine, two, and three.

CARRIERS.

Dawes's Fly-Waggons, with guards, to London, every Monday, Wednesday and Friday Mornings, through Northleach, Burford, Witney, and Oxford; arrive at the Bell Inn, Warwick Lane, on Thursday, Saturday, and Monday Mornings.

Dawes's Fly Waggon to Stow, Chipping-Norton, Oxford, and London, every Wednesday Morning, from Gloucester and