...Hunting and Hawking Poles. An Oyfter Table at the lower End, which was of E 3 conftant conftant Ufe twice a Day all the Year round. For he never failed to eat Oyfters, before Dinner and Supper, through all Seafons ; the neighb'ring Town of Pool fupply'd him...

...An Oyfter Table at the lower End, which was of E 3 conflant 78 The CONNOISSEUR. N°.8i. conftant Ufe twice a Day all the Year round. For he never failed to eat Oyfters, before Dinner and Supper, through all Seafons ; the neighb'ring Town of Pool fupply'd him...

...belt chofe hunting and hawking poles. An 'oyfter-table at the lower-end, which was of conftant ufe, twice a day, all the year round ; for he never failed to eat oyfters, before dinner and fupper, through all feafons ; the neighbouring town of Pool fupplied him...

...l> t ft chofe hunting and hawking-poles. An Oyfter-table at the lower end, which was of confiant ule twice a day all the year round; for he never failed to eat oyitcrs before dinner and flipper, through all feafons. The upper part of the room had two fmall tables...

...room fall of the best-chose hunting and hawking poles. An oyster table at the lower end, which was of constant use twice a day all the year round. For he never failed to eat oyfters, before din. ner and sapper, through all seasons ; the neighbouring town of Pool sopply'd him...

...room full of the best-chose hunting and hawking poles. An oyster-table at the lower end, which was of constant use twice a day all the year round. For he never failed to eat oysters, before dinner and supper, through all seasons ; the neighbouring town of Fool supplied him with them....

...room were full of the best chosen hunt-ing and bawking-poles; at the lower end stood an oyster-table, which was in constant use twice a day, all the year round, for he never failed to cat oysters before dinner and supper through all the seasons; the neighboring town of Poole supplied...

...hunting and hawking poles. • At the lower end of the parlour stood an oyster table, which was of constant use, twice a day, all the year round, for he never failed eating oysters before dinner and supper, at all seasons; these were supplied from Poole, a neighbouring...

...trencher, to defend it, if they were too troublesome. In the windows, which were very large, lay his arrows, cross-bows, and other accoutrements. The corners...filled with his best hunting and hawking poles. His oyster table stood at the lower end of the room, which was in constant use twice a day, all the year...

...trencher, to defend it, if they were too troublesome. In the windows, which were very large, lay his arrows, cross-bows, and other accoutrements. The corners of the room were filled with bis best hunting and hawking poles. His oyster table stood at the lower end of the room, which was...