ETYMOLOGY OF THE WORD TATTERSALL'S
Named after Richard Tattersall (died 1795), English horseman, who founded the market.
10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «TATTERSALL'S»
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Tattersall's in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
Tattersall's and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
TATTERSALL'S. Early Regulations of Tattersall's . . . 353 Attendants at Tattersall's
on Show and Sale Richard Tattersall . . . . . 354 Days . . . . . . . Highflyer the
foundation of Richard Tattersall's Character of the company at Tattersall's . .
fortune .
Union-street to Tattersall's Corner in 4 minutes. ,, Tattersall's Corner to Watt and
King Streets in 7 minutes. --v~u~ Omnibuses or omnibus cars plying between the
Carrington Bridge and Watt and King Streets shell start from Watt and King ...
New South Wales. Parliament. Legislative Council, 1895
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Gambling Cultures: Studies in History and Interpretation
Wilson (1980) argues that no government was more active in its attempts to
suppress Tattersall's (as Adams's business was known) than the federal
government after 1901. The introduction of the 1901 Postal Act gave the federal
government ...
ment that there are but two mysteries in London, “Capel Court" and “Tattersall's',”
and to the great majority this is still true. To them Tattersall's may be either a
commercial expression like “on change" or a geographical unit like “Mayfair.
Tattersall's Corner to Union-street in 4 minutes. 11.85 3.35 7.20 11. 5 ,, Union-
street to Cottage Bridge in 5 minutes. ,, Cottage Bridge to Union-street in 5
minutes. " Uniomltnet to Tattermwl Come? in 4 mim_1"“' _ for Wickham or Tighe's
Hill, ...
New South Wales. Parliament. Legislative Council, 1895
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Twice Round the Clock; Or, The Hours of the Day and Night in ...
Lower Grosvenor Place, and lo and behold, -we are at our destination —
Tattersall's. I suppose the British Empire could not progress prosperously 'without
Tattersall's ; so, I suppose, we must cry Tattersall's and the Constitution !
Tattersall's ...
George Augustus Sala, 1878
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The Metropolitan Magazine
Q . TATTERSALL'S AND THE TURF? BY THE AUTHOR or “RANDOM
BECOLLECTYONS or THE LORDS AND commons,” &c. “ TATTERSALL'S ! Who
has not heard of the name? And yet how few can associate anything definite with
it'.z It is ...
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Into the Storm: Lessons in Teamwork from the Treacherous ...
.From the sailor's point of view, that is the real trophy, to win the Tattersall's Cup.”
The Tattersall's trophy—more formally known as the George Adams Tattersall's
Cup—has been presented to the overall winner of the Sydney to Hobart Race ...
Dennis N. T. Perkins, 2013
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Georgette Heyer's Regency World
Although Tattersall died in 1795 he had built such a reputation for integrity and
knowledge of horseflesh that his name had become synonymous with bloodstock
sales and Tattersall's had become an institution. In addition to its thoroughbred ...
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Travels in Town: By the Author of "Random Recollections of ...
53 CHAPTER III. tattersall's and the turf. Situation and description of Tattersall's—
The Yard — The Betting Room— History of Tattersall's— Sketch of Mr. Tattersall
— Horse Races — Their origin and history — Newmarket Races — Doncaster ...
NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «TATTERSALL'S»
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Tattersall's is used in the context of the following news items.
Intralot's decision to leave Victoria leaves Tattersall's as sole lottery …
This means a return to having a single operator of public lotteries in the state, with Tattersall's taking over Intralot's licence. Intralot's decision to walk away from ... «Herald Sun, Oct 14»
