The Sporting Magazine, Том 46Rogerson & Tuxford, 1815 From July 1846 also issued, with different title pages, as the New sporting magazine, the Sportsman, and the Sporting review. |
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... present action , however , was for the pe- nalty given by the statute for hav- ing engines to catch hares . Now it did not appear that the defend- ants had used them for that pur- pose . The witness had admitted they would catch weazles ...
... present action , however , was for the pe- nalty given by the statute for hav- ing engines to catch hares . Now it did not appear that the defend- ants had used them for that pur- pose . The witness had admitted they would catch weazles ...
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... present is one of the number . In theirs , as in most other lines , for his food or necessary expences , and therefore be must have some money ; and the Colonel refusing to give him any , and the huntsman refusing to leave the room ...
... present is one of the number . In theirs , as in most other lines , for his food or necessary expences , and therefore be must have some money ; and the Colonel refusing to give him any , and the huntsman refusing to leave the room ...
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... present day . That they always feed in low and moist lands , and such as admit of what is called boring , appears a mistake . Numbers are annually taken by the springe on the highest hills in Cornwall and Devon , when in pur suit of ...
... present day . That they always feed in low and moist lands , and such as admit of what is called boring , appears a mistake . Numbers are annually taken by the springe on the highest hills in Cornwall and Devon , when in pur suit of ...
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... present itself in a graceful shape of its own , and a ready - made suit of ornaments : but some of the plainest weeds become beautiful under the microscope ; - it is the benevolent provision of nature , that in proportion as you feel ...
... present itself in a graceful shape of its own , and a ready - made suit of ornaments : but some of the plainest weeds become beautiful under the microscope ; - it is the benevolent provision of nature , that in proportion as you feel ...
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... present a red rag , when they provoke it to bite , to extract its fangs ? Daffodils , or any bright yellow flowers , will de- coy perch into a drum - net . He who wears a black hat in summer will have ten - fold the number of flies upon ...
... present a red rag , when they provoke it to bite , to extract its fangs ? Daffodils , or any bright yellow flowers , will de- coy perch into a drum - net . He who wears a black hat in summer will have ten - fold the number of flies upon ...
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