10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «HICKWALL»
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The English dialect dictionary
Saw ye the hulel hlAcrAcoAnr Encycl. (1824) 277, ed. 1876. 4. A cross-grained
person. Slk., Rxb. (jAM.) [Aftgn use of ME. lmvell, also /l€1£'/l(lff,a hickwall,
woodpecker (LEVINS) ; see Hickwall.] HEWLET, see Howlet. HEW-MACK, sb. w.
Som.l ...
2
The General Stud Book Containing Pedigrees of English Race ...
PAROQUET, Bred by Mr CRoKE, in 1790, got by King Fergus, her dam, a
thorough-bred mare from the stud of Mr Hutchinson, of Shipton, near York. v 1803
b. f. Gold/inch,` by Hickwall (dam of _ Single Peeper, by Cleveland 1804 b. f.
Linnet, ...
B. f. by Ruler, 9. B. f. Ænigma, by Young Marflte, 21, 83,' 85, 95, 109. Benjamin,
by Ruler, 27. DOLPHIN, T. V. Esq. -Petworth, 48, 49, 68, 68, 80. Roland, 49, 49,
68, 80, 88, joo, 107, 132. Hickwall, 68, 77, 88. Ch. f. 90, 107, 107, 131, 133. 134.
2 dis Mr. Clarke's b. m. Cowslip, by Hickwall, 6 yrs dis A Sweepstakes of 5gs
each, for hunters, list. lift. three miles (13 subscribers). Mr. Duncan's br. g. The
Corsair, by Brigliadoro, out of Plaything, 4 yrs old 1 1 Mv. Adams's br. m. Miss
Fanny 2 2 ...
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A Mix of Bricks and Valentines: Lyrics, 1979-2009
244 'Ir fiiclzwnll Hickwall in his withers the old mule winced till he saw it was a
hickwall and they both began to dance it doesn't take one to know one it doesn't
take one to know anybody Time flew by for hours much to her distress till the ...
Lord Gower's ch g New con, by Mr Richardson's Marsk, 5 yrs old, • 6st 61b 1 Mr
Macdonald's b m Snowdrift, by Grouse, 5 yrs old, &st 61b 1 Mr Smith's grf, by
Dapple, out of Fairy, 3 yrs old, Ost 8lb 3 Mr Tollett's ch m, by Hickwall, out of
Paroquet, ...
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Ornithological Dictionary of British Birds
They are plentiful on all our coast, and in the northern parts of Europe.
HEWHOLE. — A name for the Poppinjay. HICKWALL.— A name for the Crank-
bird. HIGH-HOE. — A name for the Poppinjay. HIOGGA.— A name 254
HICKWALL.
George Montagu, James Rennie, 1831
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The royal dictionary abridged in two parts: I. French and ...
Héy-Net, S. Filet de Chaf- feur. H I С. Hiccock, Hícket, or Hick-úp, S. HoqUet.
Hickwall, V. Wood-pecker. Hid, or hidden, A. (from to hide) Caché, &c. Hidage, 5.
Subfide extraordinaire qu'on Itvoit fur chaque portion de Terres qu'on nommait
Hide.
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The Royal Dictionary, French and English, and English and ...
HEYWARD, V. Hayward. H I C HICCOCK, V. Hicket. HICHEL, V. Hatchel. HICKET
, or Hick-up, Subst. Hoquet. Tofright one*s hicket away, Faire passer U hoquet A
quelqu'un en lui faisant peur. HICKUP, K Hicket. HICKWALL, V. Woodpecker.
Hickwall, Florio, p. 203. Hiyhawe, Cotgrave, in v. Bequebo, Epeiche, Epicht. '
Hygh-whele, picui' MS. Arundel 249, f. 90." In the ' Linguae Romany.)
Dictionarium Luculentum Novum ' (Cambridge, 1693) I find, "A Hickwal, or
Hickway, a bird.
