10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «SCOWRER»
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Samuel Richardson: A Man of Letters
His chief “scowrer,” Sir William Rant, delights in breaking windows, attacking the
night watch, whoring, and drinking. Yet however crude his behavior might seem,
he is Sir William, a man of quality. Whachum, a mere city wit who aspires to ...
Carol Houlihan Flynn, 2014
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Foedera, Conventiones, Literae, Et Cujuscunque Generis Acta ...
For a new Barre]! ofa Muskett, only forged and .w u'u'n :05 17115] Alu/ÏHC'
DEZJCTI 1177710147' and Corslet fit to be allowed. ---- -} o o o The Gun-makers
Rates. L. a. d. FOR a new Musket with Mould , Worm and} o XV vi Scowrer. I For a
new ...
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The Royal Dictionary, French and English, and English and ...
Scowrer, Subst. Ex. a good Scowrer of Pewter, Une Femme qui écure bien la
Vaisselle. 55* A Scowrer of Clothes, Un Degraif- feur d'Habits. 55* Scowrer, (or
Rambler) Rôdeur, Coureur. Scowring, Subst. l'Action ìicurer, Sec. V. to fcowr.
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Foedera, conventiones, literae et cujuscunque generis acta ...
J For a pair of Horses nans Pistols, furnijhed with Snaphances, Mouldes, r ..
Worms, Scowrer, Flaskes, a Charger and Cafes. ^ 11 For a Harque-buze with a
Firelock and Belte, Swivell, Flask, Key, Mould, J . Worme and Scowrer. — — j 1
For a ...
Gran Bretaña, Robert Sanderson, 1732
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Fœdera, conventiones, literæ, et cujuscunque generis acta ...
0 For a pair of Firelock Pistols, furni/hed with a Key, Mould, Scowrer,! Worm, Flask
and Cafes of Leather, of length and boar according Vin to the Allowance of the
Counsel of War. — J For a pair of Horfemans Pistols, furnijhed with Snaphances,
...
Robert Sanderson, Great Britain, 1732
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Foedera, conventiones, literae et cujuscunque generis acta ...
For a pair of Firelock Pistols, furnished with a Key, Mould, Scowrer,! Worm, Flask
and Cafes of Leather, of length and boar according Vin to the Allowance of the
Counsel of War. — — — - — j For a pair of Horfemans Pistols, furnished with ...
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A Biographical Dictionary of Actors, Actresses, Musicians, ...
His relationship, if any, to Warkins, "scowrer," is not known. On 6 April 1799 a "
Warkins ironmonger," pethaps kin, was paid £5 5J. Watkins, Mr fl. 1792^ scowrer.
One Warkins, "scowrer," was paid £23 1js. 4^. on 8 March 1792 "to 4 June," ...
Philip H. Highfill, Kalman A. Burnim, Edward A. Langhans, 1993
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The Routledge Dictionary of Historical Slang
scowrer . One who behaves as in SCOUR, 2: s. verging on c.: ca 1670–1830.
Wycherley. cf. HAWCUBITE; MOHOCK; MUN, 2; NICKER, 2; TITYRE-TU. 2.
Hence, a night-thief: c.: late C.17–18. Anon., The Gentleman Instructed, ca 1700, '
[In ...
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The Dramatick Works. - London, Knapton 1720
The. ScowRER's. 377. my Fellow-Servants came just now out of my Master"
House, the justice, to assist youz-al-lere's another Stratagem to get off without
bloody Pates! [Asfde. Ema- Whachum, Bluster and Dingboy, and Servants, and
Fiddles, ...
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An English and Danish Dictionary ...
Skzmr ,- [and-silygtr, land-laden I A good scowrer of Pewter, an', shm shurtr [in vel
. I A scowrer os clothes, mt, sbmshurerst-tfler asHetder. scownmo, Sub. shll'i"£;
dark/&5. 1 I escaped a good scowring, 'siegsiap 'vel sra 'a andsag.
