Shillibeer's Omnibus 19th century 41.20/5 and shows how London's incredible

and shows how London's incredible development is directly attributable to the many different groups of immigrants who arrived after the Second World War

showing left to right: part of Westminster Bridge

A new dock quay and shed were built to handle increasing imports of chilled and frozen meat

Loaded donkeys can be seen on the right

Shillibeer's Omnibus 19th century 41.20/5 and shows how London's incredibleShillibeer's Omnibus: A new carriage on the Parisian mode, for the conveyance of inside passengers from Paddington to the Bank', horse drawn omnibus with passengers. George Shillibeer was a coachbuilder who introduced the omnibus to London. He started his first service on 4th July 1829 between Paddington along the New Road to Bank, the fare was a shilling.