Johnson’s London Dictionary: Bus stop

BUS STOP  (n.) Stagecoach halt used to summon a coach-and-four, traveller should caution against use of request halt as rider doth ignore passengers.

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2 thoughts on “Johnson’s London Dictionary: Bus stop”

  1. The request stops in Hampstead Road were okay for buses actually stopping when they saw you with your hand out. If they carried on past you, it was usually because the bus was already full.
    Cheers, Pete.

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