waggonette

If the passenger seats were made permanent the vehicle might be described as a waggonette.

The horse was badly hurt and the waggonette smashed.

Otis had telegraphed for a waggonette to meet them, and they started on their drive in high spirits.

He was one of the pioneers of the Dodworth-Barnsley waggonette service.

Pack your own things and tell James to have the waggonette ready for you by seven o'clock to-morrow morning to take you to the station.

After his election I rode with Keir Hardie to the Houses of Parliament in a waggonette, followed by a band and a procession of his supporters.

Lemuel takes his group onto the terrace where they are greeted by a waggonette driven by a coachman and Lady Pedal, along with two colossi in sailor suits named Ernest and Maurice.

Miss Harriet Cochrane-Patrick who was driving was thrown to the ground and a wheel of the waggonette passed over her right shoulder while her sister, Miss Cochrane-Patrick was pinned to the ground by the overturned machine lying on her breast.

In June 1911 the Misses Cochrane-Patrick of Ladyland House were driving home in their waggonette from the Kerse Mission on a Sunday night; the horse shied at a dog on the roadside and fell, overturning the machine at the same time.