...of the vehicle. It has a supplementary seat next the dash-board, and also an opening in the back of the cover to permit communication between the driver and passenger. Cabs were introduced into London for hire, 1823. Fifty were first started; there are now 7,000 in that city. 2. The covered part in front of a locomotive which protects the engineer and fireman, and shields the levers, etc.

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