Billatelle
Billiards Illustrated. February 2, 1910 All lovers of billiards should try the “Britergame Billatelle,” and although we could undoubtedly devise a shorter and more catchy…
The American City. 1911
In the shopping and banking district of wheeling.
Playing Snooker for a Bishopric.
BILLIARDS ILLUSTRATED. March 9, 1910 The Duke of Landport is not strikingly generous, by any means, whatever other virtues he may possess. That he has…
Dog. Snooker. Harper’s bazaar v. 51.pt. 2 (1916.July-Dec.)
Rosstor Kennels Have for sale several very promising West Highland puppies. Best terrier for town or country. At stud. the celebrated Eng. Ch. Cairn Ransa,…
Snooker’s Pool derived its title from a Colonel Snooker?
The Billiard Times. July, 1911 Querist (Waltham).—It is generally believed that the game of Snooker’s Pool derived its title from a Colonel Snooker, who is…
Original rules of the Snooker’s Pool
The Billiard Times. December, 1913 The original rules of the game [Snooker’s Pool] at any rate, seemed to have been published some twenty-five or twenty-six…
How Tara Treloar took the divorce into her own hands.
The Douglas romance. By Douglas Sladen. 1916. P. 357-360 As Gray went into the theatre towards Old Mac’s office, whom should he meet coming down…
Black Maria with Lord Snooker
Snake and sword. A novel. By Percival Christopher Wren. 1914. P. 88-89 The prize product of the Smellie system was the Haddock whose whole life…
R. F. C. Slang
Aerial age v.9 1919 Mar-Sep. P. 902 (R. Stanley Edwards in Flying) It was on the flying ground. “See the tripehound zooming ceilingwards yonder ?”…
Captain H. Murphy
Mid Sussex Times, Tuesday 17 June 1913 The meeting offered no opposition to the “Coronation Infants” representing the Club at the forthcoming Hospital Parade at…