10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «FOULMART»
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foulmart in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
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1
The Badminton Magazine of Sports and Pastimes
The Grande Course de Haies d'Auteuil was worth £3,1o4 that time, and though
Soliman FOULMART LAW started at 5 to 2 in a field of thirteen, a better price had
previously been obtainable ; so, seeing that the horse won in a canter by half a ...
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The Badminton Magazine of Sports & Pastimes
... the four-year-old won comfortably, beating amongst others the National winner
Why Not, with Roddy Owen. CAPTAIN PERCY BEWICKE GOING OUT HUNTING
THE DRIVE AND STABLES, FOULMART LAW. CAPTAIN PERCY BEWICKE.
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Memoirs of British Quadrupeds,: Illustrative Principally of ...
FOULMART. THE Polecat is not afraid of the presence of mankind, but
approaches with confidence our dwellings, mounts to their roofs, and often
resides in barns, hay-lofts, or other places that are not much frequented. From
thence he issues, ...
4
The Scrapbook: A Collection of Amusing and Striking Pieces ...
One season, however, either the demands for a Christmas goose, or the midnight
depredations of the fox and the foulmart had become so numerous, that the poor
old gander was left without a single helpmate — a misfortune which he ...
5
The Climate of London: Deduced from Meteorological ...
The man, astonished, sat down in his chair and looked earnestly at the strange
visitor, which also stared hard at him ; at length, after a loud clap of thunder, the
foulmart leaped upon the man's lap, who, putting it into a wire cage, exhibited it to
...
6
The Climate of London: Deduced from Meteorological Observations
The man, astonished, sat down in his chair and looked earnestly at the strange
visitor, which also stared hard at him ; at length, after aloud clap of thunder, the
foulmart leaped upon the man's lap, who, putting it into a wire cage, exhibited it to
...
107 Fotherby family, vii. 288 Fotheringham family, Scotch branch, ii. 388 Foubert
(Major), his riding academy, x. 109, 159, 218 ; xi. 153 Foudroyant, Nelson's ship,
iii. 487; iv. 92 ; v. 193 Foulmart, its meaning, x. 156, 258, 366 I Foulness a " fatal ...
William John Thomas, William White, Dr. Doran (John), 1898
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Zoologist: A Monthly Journal of Natural History
... Venator and Auceps, where each discourses about his favourite art, Auceps
gives his companions a list of those wild animals which were formerly hunted in
the chace, and amongst them is mentioned the " foulmart.'' The practice of
hunting ...
Edward Newman, James Edmund Harting, 1844
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Zoologist: A Monthly Journal of Natural History
This statement is a very interesting one : any one who has observed the tracks
left by the hare, the rabbit, the fox, the stoat, the foulmart, in their movements
during the night, must have been struck by the evidences afforded by the tracks of
...
Therefore the Fomard is not the Foulmart. Fomud is always assumed to be a
contraction of Foulmart, but Fomard seems to be a name complete in itself —
from 0. N. Foa a fox, and Mordr, Dan. Maard, a Marten, =the Fox-Marten,' — as
we say ...
Joseph Lucas (F.G.S.), 1882
2 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «FOULMART»
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foulmart is used in the context of the following news items.
Interesting movements in life of the pine marten
Such is the case with "foulmart" and "sweetmart" and I wonder how many of you know what these referred to? Well, obviously the one is a foul ... «Highland News, May 14»
NOSTALGIA: Wild cats and plague rats roamed the land
In 1810 a foulmart attacked a Carnforth man but a century later the species had largely disappeared except, it was claimed, on Whitbarrow Scar ... «The Westmorland Gazette, Apr 14»
