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... fought a duel near Colchefter, fome days ago, when4' was wounded in 'the leg, and the bther in the \ the fide. A difpute at a billiard table W4 the caufe of it. ...
... Hothed Frame and L-ghts, and leirral Hand ChtTrs) Cockpit Sti,.e, 21 Deal PHnks, 1;o new Cor,: ; -_ns) 17 pair of Bowb, -Billiard lible, C'i:e«, Marcs,' in_ Marki.ig r.ctard ; I a-min? hto !: cnliis of 6 Draught Horfes, 1 Earrei C.-w, Sow and 4 Pi K s ...
... ceath Ss of his mother he 1iwould come into possession of a valuable estate, thlev) propoVed a gra Ind aatcli to hlinm at billiards. ' his fook place at Lewes, that it inigiht be played with more eoiivdnience and se- Li crees. '1here he lost aa ininrense ...
... nsghsefforts to fecure foi ;'him, got off, levn i a nthe fcuffie. As fri the Teller knew the man,' a perforn who kept a to ?? billiard-table -was apprehended, and confetired fe that hie was the p~rfon,,but alledged that he had dr been chbaced in there by feveral ...
... Clevarton,. has talken and destroyed all their gambling tables; hut so great is their itch for ganbling, that they make billiard tables on the earth. The writer of this article has tasted their provisions, and says, that better cannot be procured for ...
... Clevarton, has 'taken anid dedrayed all their .gimmimig tables; but fo inveterate is their itchl for gafobling, thlat they make billiard tables on the earthl. Tilie writer of tlhis article hias feen anid tailed their provifm43ns, and fays, better cannlot be ...
... iii Egypt, from the ratification of the prefent convention to the momeant of their embarkation. the Getieral of Divifion Billiard, commanding the French and auxiliary troops, on the p'art of his G svernment; engages that the veffils employed for their ...
... ?? assemble Oil a race-groumu in Yorkshire. There are to be found, all the hangers-on 'at hazarid tables, m ar- kers at billiards; apprentices lwho have robbed their niasters o( cash, and who try to rephlce it by forerv. In short, male andi fumcale sharl)pes ...
... conclusion of the ensuing season, Capt. NielLish, and another Officer ofthe I Ith 1 Reg. of l)ragoons, played a match of billiards 51 at York last Tuesda' for 400 gaiieas, which g *GS WOn w~ith nuchI dimofglity by the later. a a The Fashionable World, ...
... without the fmall deviation. Capt. Mellifh, and another - officer of the z zth d Regiment of Dragoons, played a match of billiards at York laft Tuefday .for 400 guineas, which was won with much difficulty by. the latter. - The Biffhop of St. Afaph died ...
... adjufted. Mr.A. declared Mr. B. in nodattger, fut atid p)roceedetl home with hiin todrefs himn. The o0 quarreliarofeatt a billiard-table at Cape Nichola d I Mole, in the IflutJ of St. Domingo, in Decem- ber 1797. At the 'North Riding of 'ork Seflions, ...