dray-cart

“Lady Hester -- '"I will tell you what difference it makes," Dela garde broke in, guiding his pair neatly through a narrow gap between a dray-cart and an ancient hackney coach.”

Fictionaut: Gatlinburg

“The fourwheeler ran into a dray-cart, round a corner where they were repairing the street.”

A Tale of a Lonely Parish

“In short, on one of those evenings, while crossing the Canongate towards Holyrood House, his foot slipped on a stone, and he fell: at that instant a four-horse dray-cart, escaped from its owner, drove furiously over him.”

The Scottish Chiefs

“carreta' means a Spanish dray-cart, and that 'carita,' 'my dear,' was probably meant.”

George Borrow and His Circle Wherein May Be Found Many Hitherto Unpublished Letters Of Borrow And His Friends