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... note^Shirp- }\ tr conceiving his Honour to h^ve been injured Vfy \ delaying the Payment of Three Half Crowns he 10ft at Billiards, cut his Thro* from Ear to Ear, but milled the Wind -Pipe* «Khis being but his ■ fifd A^ttemrrtt 'tis ?? more Sue- i tefl ...
... Reader, E. Ci An Ahfiinr to the ?? the Ladies Diary, 1755. . FO R kind Advice I thank my Mother dear, I'll play no more at Billiards, rior will fwear, 6. I'll tell no Lies, nor in God's Temple/™™, 10. Nor e'er be drunk with Juice of Barley more- Neat in ...
... Spirit. And what fhall we expect otherwife, when the greater Part of their Time is fpent at Afiemblies, Taverns, Card or Billiard-Table.. Is this a Soil for Virtue to grow and flouriih in ? Nay, it it is generally overrun with the pernicious Weeds of ...
... permitting Journeymen, Labourers, Ser- vant?, or Apprentice?, to play at Cards, Dice, Dtauali 5 Shufileboards, Miliifippi, or Billiard Tables, bklttlt.' Nincpin;-, or any other Implements of Gaming, in their Houie?, Outhoufes, or Ground.', (hall forfeit 40 ...
... agreeable. They did not fee one another when the King was lately ac Lei( ii_k. l.aft night the fkittles, fhufflle-boaids, ?? and billiard tables, that were prefented by the publicans to Mr. Juflice Fielding, being conltrucled in the form of a pyramid, near thirty ...
... (bit a Tenant. Enquiiu of Aaron Long, Carpenter in Kirkgate. Wo be ?? At tbe Old Coffee- lioufe in Rn.g.ite, LEEDF.B, T\ V O BILLIARD- TABLES.?? Enquire of Thomas Cbippindall, the Owner. A r THE Whol..fale BREWHOUS E in Ihibcck- Lane, near Leedes, Is now ...
... winter quarters. They write from Philadelphia that on the 27th of Augu:l, as Mr. Robert Skull of that place was playing at Billiards, one Mr. Bruluman without the leaft provocation, levelled a load v 3 gun he had with him and fbot Mr Skull thro the bcdye ...
... him guilty, he let the man pals. He then went to a pohlicli houte were he drank lbrne liquor, and hearing people at play a billiards, in a room above Itairs, he went and fat'with them l and was talkative, facetious, and..feemingli . goodhuinoured after fome ...
... adjoining u_:on the Kivulcr, railed Holbeck-Bcck, confining of a good well-built Stone Mtfluagc, with .1 Pvchoufe, Stable, billiard, a Garden, and two Clofes, containing about ?? Aires of Mi-jdow Land, lying contiguous to the laid MclJuage, late in the ...
... hunger fnall be the executioner ; I will fall week, muft fad ; for have nothing to eat. Laft night loft every (hilling at the billiard table; the laft game deprived me of the laft guinea. I never, till this minute, knew the value of money. Who have Ito blame ...
... fhall be the executioner ; I will faft a week, muft fall ; for I have nothing to eat. Laft night 1 loft every (hilling at the billiard table ; the laft game deprived me of the laft guinea. I never, till this minute, knew the value of money. Who have Ito blame ...
... ofthe frontier people does not give the Indians frefti caufe of unearinefs. No Isis than 40,0001. were loft atone match of billiards, within the courfe of the prelcnt week, in the neighbourhood of Covcnt-Garden. Saturday the third arch of the bridge over ...