Snooker Landspize
Samlung von Nachrichten für Seefahrer. Gesammelt und ausgearbeitet von Paul de Löwenörn. 1817 Die Englischen Berichte thun ferner verschiedener Grunde, besonders nördlich von Holy-Island, Erwähnung,…
Horse. Snooker. Freeman’s Journal, Thursday 16 July 1840
Sir C. Monks b c Bloomsbury 1 Mr. Bowe’s blk f, by Lamplighter 2 Mr. Allen ns b c Snooker 3 Lord Eglinton’s br g…
The will of Cathire More
The History of Ireland, Ancient & Modern, taken from the most authentic records. Dedicated to the Irish brigade by the abbe’ Mac-Geoghegan. Translated from the…
Antony and Cleopatra
The plays of William Shakespeare. Julius Cæsar. Antony and Cleopatra. George Steevens. 1801 Antony and Cleopatra. Among the entries in the books of the Stationers’…
Snooker fancy
Globe, Wednesday 14 August, 1839 We were pleased to hear that the truly elegant Stand was complimented by a Large assemblage of rank and fashion;…
Horse. Snooker. Liverpool Albion, Tuesday 15 March 1836
The Liverpool Stakes, 3 sovs. each. Mr. Lynn’s b d Magistrate beat Mr. Unsworth’s b d Agamemnon. Mr. Ainsworth’s b b Ruby beat Mr. Davis’s…
Ye snooker out o’ feasts o’ fat things
Elizabeth de Bruce. By the author of Clan-Albin. 1827. P. 337 “Keep your grave-howking claws aff me, John Jow,” shrieked Jacobina. -“And for you, ye…
John Snooker, Prison-place, Rotherhithe
Morning Advertiser, Saturday 17 September, 1831 TO DR. GARDNER, No. 74, Long-acre. Sir, I think myself bound in gratitude to declare the benefit I received,…
Snooker, Frederick
The London Gazette, Apr. 2, 1849 – June 29, 1849. Advertisements, Insolvents. P. 65 Snooker, Frederick.
Snooker, the next-door neighbour
Weekly Dispatch (London), Sunday 22 December 1844 Stafford. The Audley murder. <…> Snooker, the next-door neighbour, who had arrived first to the assistance of the…
Monkland, Roussale, Snooker, Sibley…
Bath Chronicle and Weekly Gazette, Thursday 11 December, 1828 Arrived here. Lord Henry Thynne, Lord Muskerry, Admiral Sir Richard and Lady Hussey Bickerton, Lady Baring…
Horse. Snooker. Globe, Wednesday 25 March 1840
The Derby.—The Angelica colt was backed last night at 14 to 1; and Mr. Worral’s colt Reindeer (backed rather freely at the autumn meetings) at…