Sporting Magazine: Or, Monthly Calendar of the Transactions of the Turf, the Chase and Every Other Diversion Interesting to the Man of Pleasure, Enterprize, and Spirit, Volume 20; Volume 70Rogerson & Tuxford., 1827 - Hunting |
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... town . By way of a clencher , and also by way of a hint to other proprietors who entertain mail coach passen- gers , ( among whom are often some of the first characters in the coun- try , ) I will just state the dinner I sat down to at ...
... town . By way of a clencher , and also by way of a hint to other proprietors who entertain mail coach passen- gers , ( among whom are often some of the first characters in the coun- try , ) I will just state the dinner I sat down to at ...
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... town for a single man for five shillings a week , including extras . Wood for firing is cheap as dirt , and my din- ner and breakfast at the Hotel du Paris costs ( including a very good bottle of second - growth Bordeaux ) half a crown ...
... town for a single man for five shillings a week , including extras . Wood for firing is cheap as dirt , and my din- ner and breakfast at the Hotel du Paris costs ( including a very good bottle of second - growth Bordeaux ) half a crown ...
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... town , and I accidentally rode with him to Whetstone : he had four queer ones , particularly heavy cumber- some wheelers , very fat and short of wind . I made a bet against his trotting up the archway road , but he won it in great style ...
... town , and I accidentally rode with him to Whetstone : he had four queer ones , particularly heavy cumber- some wheelers , very fat and short of wind . I made a bet against his trotting up the archway road , but he won it in great style ...
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... town , I witnessed a sporting scene , which greatly astonished me and my fellow coach travellers . A hunter from my youth , and now no chicken , such a start as this was quite new to me . His Majesty's Hunt had assembled on Ascot race ...
... town , I witnessed a sporting scene , which greatly astonished me and my fellow coach travellers . A hunter from my youth , and now no chicken , such a start as this was quite new to me . His Majesty's Hunt had assembled on Ascot race ...
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... town of Watford , she was run in to and killed , after a chase of an hour and twenty minutes . The same gallant hounds met 12th April at Market Drayton , near Ux- bridge . After a sharp run , the stag crossed the Thames between Wind ...
... town of Watford , she was run in to and killed , after a chase of an hour and twenty minutes . The same gallant hounds met 12th April at Market Drayton , near Ux- bridge . After a sharp run , the stag crossed the Thames between Wind ...
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