Meanings of one-horse chaise in English

On Finchley Common the traveller met a clergyman driving a one-horse chaise.

On the contrary, it is more easy than a one-horse chaise.

Would not you like to go with me, George dear, in the one-horse chaise?

Think of Maria's mother in a one-horse chaise.

Could you not contrive to put yourself in a Bridgwater coach, and T. Poole would fetch you in a one-horse chaise to Stowey.

He accordingly set up a four-wheeled and a one-horse chaise for the public accommodation,-Harrogateup to that time being without any vehicle for hire.

She lived at Heywoodhill, near Hendon, and used to wend her way homeward every night, at the conclusion of the play, in a one-horse chaise.

Accordingly, the one-horse chaise, which was the usual vehicle in those days, of gentlemen who drove themselves, stopped, late in the day, at Armstrong's door.

We will start, if you please, in the railway-wewill proceed in a one-horsechaise-andwe will stop at a village, situated in a hole.