Excerpt from Spain and the Spaniards, in 1843, Vol. 2 of 2
We had great difficulty in finding places in the diligence to Madrid, all the better seats being secured for weeks beforehand; there were two rival companies, and we were obliged to take the coach of the inferior administration; but they assured me there was little difference in the arrangements, especially in the important article of the time consumed upon the road.
I must beg the attention of the reader particularly to the ensuing pages, because in them will be related an event of no small importance in the extraordinary and unexpected scenes that shortly afterwards followed in the south of Spain, and it formed a hinge, on which a part of the results from the, movements we have seen, turned.
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