Dangerous State Of The Ro...
TO THE EDIIOR OF THE TIMES Sir,-Travelling last night, from Birmingham, by tIie Tally-ho coach, at a very quick thougb steady rate, we were overturned at Holloway; fortunately, though loaded inside and Dut, nO one waS hurt Upon ascertaining the cause, it appeared ta have arisen from the gas people having only filled with loose earth a hole they had previously made. 'Te road is certainly very wide at that part, but our coach was at least threc or four yards from the bank wlhen the acident occurred, and a3S there was no light, or post, to indicate danger, I apprchend our coachmnan was right in presuniing a public rona ought to be passable from one side to the otber. So many ac- cidents having recently occurred, induces" me to state the facts thinking if you gave thig Ictter publicity in your widely extended circulation, it might he the meunsof making inspectova if public roads morc careful of the lives of His MAajesty's subjects. If, Sir, rou aIre of thiat eopinio, ar.d eo gve it a suace in vaour vaiuable I Jolurall, It WIU oblMie w. 0. 6e2lnt'5-park, November 2. DANGEROUS STATB OF TE ROIADS.