Living in William St ,off Broad St many many years ago , I always remember good old Arthur the milkman always smiling, I really do think this was a nervous affliction, as he smiled all the time even with his eyes closed at times while you were paying your milk bill . Don't be fooled though, after three or four streets had settled up with him back to the dairy, once he'd got on to Granville St down as far as "The Glassmakers Arms" turned left into Holliday St he was off talk about Prince Judah Ben Hur , Prince Judah Ben Arthur had the reins, boy was that a ride under the aquaduct (ockadock to us kids) further up the Circus Maximus(Holliday St) We jumped of as we neared Suffolk St . So as not to be spotted by any dairy supervisor. Believe it or not we couldn't not wait till next weekend to see if he could better his time. Ted the Co-Op Baker though he was as straightlaced as they come no charioteering with him Has any member got any memorable tales .