The Friday Evening Discourses by the likes of Michael Faraday and Humphrey Davy were so popular that carriages were blocking the streets to get their passengers to and from the lectures.
Phaeton, open, four-wheeled, doorless carriage, popular in the 18th and 19th centuries.
For more than 34 years, Larry Ortega has run his popular horse-drawn carriage business, Chicago Horse and Carriage Ltd.
"We continue to believe that Viacom's tying of its popular networks to carriage of its lesser-watched ancillary networks is illegal, anti-consumer, and wrong," Cablevision said in statement.
J. Theodore Gurney was an American inventor who designed a horse-drawn carriage popular in the late 19th century.
Gig, any of several members of a class of light, open, two-wheeled, one-horse carriages, popular in France, England, and America.
Mr Klopfenstein worked for Studebaker from 1949 until the South Bend factory closed in 1963, and he is still the happy owner of two Studebaker cars.Indiana's South Bend used to be a company town, hosting the headquarters of one of world's most popular makers of carriages and wagons in the 19th century and one of the big four American carmakers in the 20th.
You can buy one of Tim Pyne's super-modern M-houses, a Bauart Architekten smallhouse, or Ikea's flat-pack BoKloks more easily than an old railway carriage, a popular choice of temporary home after the first world war.
This is done to ensure carriage of less-popular channels on cable systems, enabling Viacom and other programmers to charge higher rates to advertisers.
Wedding planner Hu Lu, who arranged the procession, said the "royal carriage" theme was increasingly popular and three more couples had already booked it for next month.
